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INTERNS from page 1
Adams said that this is not fair
to journalism students, who have
worked and studied hard to get
salaried jobs in the field.
'They're (the journalism sui¬
ts) professionals. They should
get paid," he said.
William Cowling, English
department internship program
coordinator, agreed with Adams.
There are quite a few people
in the industry who would liketo
have a writer, but /they're not
willing to pav a part-time salary,"
he said.
However, the Cooperative
Education program, which over¬
sees the English mternship pro¬
gram, mandates that a salary be
attarhwi
"The salary element <
good atmosphere. There's a con¬
tract between the employee and
the intern," Cowling said.
Students in the English intern¬
ship program, who receive aca¬
demic credit, have the opportu¬
nity to work in such areas as
publishing, law, agriculture and
medicine.
Adams said mat another con¬
sequence of the recession is that
the media outlets have cut sala¬
ries.
"Some media have cut their
budgets and don't pay as much. I
don't think there's been a decrease
in the number of internships, but
the pay has been lowered," he
said.
He said that he knows of one
newspaper mat offered gener¬
ous salaries to its interns, then
turned around and towered the
salary to minimum wage shortly
Even if they do not receive a
salary, students in the journalism
department can receive academic
credit
R.C. Adams, chair of the de¬
partment of telecommunications,
said that he has not noticed a drop
in academic-credit internship
opportunities for tclecommunica-
tions majors, who work in televi¬
sion and radio stations. •
"There has been a modest
demand for more (students). Sta¬
tions recognize that students can
do many things to help them out,"
hesaidV
Walkowiak said that the econ¬
omy seems to be slowly turning
around as evidenced by a good
showing of employers at CSUFs
Summer Cooperative Job Fair a
couple months ago.
WOMEN
DO YOU OR SOhEONEYOU KNOWEXPERIENCE.
SEVERE CRAMPS?
PELVIC PAIN?
LOWER BACK PAIN?
PAIN WTTH INTERCOURSE?
PAIN WTTH URINATION?
HEAVY OR IRREGULAR BLEEDING?
THEN COME AND HEAR
CYNTHIA BERGMAN. M.D.
(OBSTETRiaAN/CYNECOLOGIST)
SPEAK AND ANSWER QUESTIONS ON
endometriosis:
the Disease & its treatment
Thursday April 27 5:30 - 7:00 p.m
CSUF Women's Resource Center
2311 E Shaw (Across from CSUF in the University
Religious Center, comer of Shaw and Jackson)
Sponsored by TAP Pharmaceuticals arid CSUF Reentry Program,
Student Health Services, Women's Resource Center
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□ Program Director
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DEADLINE FOP. STATION MANAGER: MARCH 30 (4:30pm)
DEADLINE FOR OTHERS: APRIL 13 (4:30pm)
Applications and Job Descriptions arc available at TCOMM Office
in thcSpeech Arts Building
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| Publication Date | 1992 |
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| Title | April 2, 1992, Page 6 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1992 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
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| Full-Text-Search | News ^^^CAj^^mP^Axys^ 6 INTERNS from page 1 Adams said that this is not fair to journalism students, who have worked and studied hard to get salaried jobs in the field. 'They're (the journalism sui¬ ts) professionals. They should get paid," he said. William Cowling, English department internship program coordinator, agreed with Adams. There are quite a few people in the industry who would liketo have a writer, but /they're not willing to pav a part-time salary," he said. However, the Cooperative Education program, which over¬ sees the English mternship pro¬ gram, mandates that a salary be attarhwi "The salary element < good atmosphere. There's a con¬ tract between the employee and the intern," Cowling said. Students in the English intern¬ ship program, who receive aca¬ demic credit, have the opportu¬ nity to work in such areas as publishing, law, agriculture and medicine. Adams said mat another con¬ sequence of the recession is that the media outlets have cut sala¬ ries. "Some media have cut their budgets and don't pay as much. I don't think there's been a decrease in the number of internships, but the pay has been lowered," he said. He said that he knows of one newspaper mat offered gener¬ ous salaries to its interns, then turned around and towered the salary to minimum wage shortly Even if they do not receive a salary, students in the journalism department can receive academic credit R.C. Adams, chair of the de¬ partment of telecommunications, said that he has not noticed a drop in academic-credit internship opportunities for tclecommunica- tions majors, who work in televi¬ sion and radio stations. • "There has been a modest demand for more (students). Sta¬ tions recognize that students can do many things to help them out," hesaidV Walkowiak said that the econ¬ omy seems to be slowly turning around as evidenced by a good showing of employers at CSUFs Summer Cooperative Job Fair a couple months ago. WOMEN DO YOU OR SOhEONEYOU KNOWEXPERIENCE. SEVERE CRAMPS? PELVIC PAIN? LOWER BACK PAIN? PAIN WTTH INTERCOURSE? PAIN WTTH URINATION? HEAVY OR IRREGULAR BLEEDING? THEN COME AND HEAR CYNTHIA BERGMAN. M.D. (OBSTETRiaAN/CYNECOLOGIST) SPEAK AND ANSWER QUESTIONS ON endometriosis: the Disease & its treatment Thursday April 27 5:30 - 7:00 p.m CSUF Women's Resource Center 2311 E Shaw (Across from CSUF in the University Religious Center, comer of Shaw and Jackson) Sponsored by TAP Pharmaceuticals arid CSUF Reentry Program, Student Health Services, Women's Resource Center doubt rwruK (SINGIN" IN THE PAIN Starring: Gene Kelly mmmmmm ffiStll Jimmy Paoe •Retell Pleat Jena real Jeaes • Jekm *8ea*e' APRIL 2 Satellite Student Union Students $2 General S3 APPLICATIONS FOR EXECUTIVE STAFF POSITIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED K F S R 90.7 fm f Q News Director □ Sports Director P Traffic Director □ Program Director □ Music Director □ Public Affairs Director G Community Relations/Promotions/Development Director DEADLINE FOP. STATION MANAGER: MARCH 30 (4:30pm) DEADLINE FOR OTHERS: APRIL 13 (4:30pm) Applications and Job Descriptions arc available at TCOMM Office in thcSpeech Arts Building For more info. Call 278-2598 Equal Opportunity Employment MUSICIANS DBOOK 92 Take the wo* first Step to jg£J,Getting Signed.,.. CONTACT^ C Major Record Labels, Publishers, clubs, Promoters, Managers, Studios, Distributors, Nationwide Send $3 5.00 (check or money order) toe v A&RRECORD GUIDE P.O.Box 8M15 ' L« An***, CA 90009 ,• ' |
