Internships

Richmond magazine accepts applications for unpaid editorial and marketing internships in the spring (January through May), summer (May through August) and fall (September through December). Interns must receive academic credit from their school for the internship. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. 

EDITORIAL

This is a chance to work with seasoned professionals at a reputable publication in a way that fits your schedule. Interns at Richmond magazine do a little bit of everything, so be prepared to research, fact check and write short articles. "Everything" also includes attending meetings: All interns are required to attend a weekly staff meeting at our office and to check in regularly with the intern coordinator.

Qualifications: The ideal candidate is a college journalism student with an interest in magazine writing who is willing to commit two to three days a week (approximately 10 hours a week) to the internship. We will consider students with a strong work ethic, experience in the basics of reporting and writing, and a desire to learn more about magazine publishing and journalism. We do require that interns receive academic credit from their degree-granting institutions.

Note for Fall 2024: We are looking for an intern who is interested in health writing to contribute to the January issue of R•Health, a special section within the magazine, and assist with the Top Docs survey and fact checking. Please indicate your interest in this special internship and tell us what, if any, experience you have in health writing.

Applying: Submit a cover letter, resume, and at least three published writing samples. Please do not submit poetry, term papers or fiction samples. Send your materials to:

clairef [at] richmag [dot] com


MARKETING

Interested in marketing? Richmond magazine is looking for mass communications/marketing students to fill our marketing intern position. Tasks will include:

  • Creating digital and print advertising for various promotions;
  • Attending in-person events (shows, farmers markets, conventions, etc.) to increase Richmond magazine’s visibility;
  • Assisting subscribers with fulfillment-related issues

Qualifications: The ideal candidate is an outgoing, upper-level mass communications or marketing student with Adobe Creative Suite and Microsoft Excel experience. Time spent in a marketing or sales related position is a big plus! Must be willing to commit about 8-10 hours a week to the internship. Interns are required to receive academic credit from their degree-granting institutions.

Applying: Please submit your resume, cover letter and portfolio to:

rj [at] richmag [dot] com