Park Center for Independent Media
For an internship at Heartland Film Festival, Jackie Marusiak '21 (Documentary Studies) screened and reviewed film submissions to the Indy Shorts festival, helped assemble programs, and posted information about films online. Jackie also coordinated and hosted two...
Theresa Devlin (Fall ’20, Journalism) worked this summer at WRFI Community Radio, where she wrote news stories for weekday evening news, remote co-hosted WRFI Community Radio News broadcasts, and worked on COVID-19 feature stories.
The Park Center for Independent Media is sponsoring ten student internships this summer. Each year, PCIM supports interns to work with indy media outlets to gain hands-on experience and intense familiarization with independent media outlets in the United States. James...
A new website created by recent Park School graduate Peter Champelli, and Nate Richter has been launched. Good News is a digital exploration of what the news is doing to our society and how activists are building a better future. The team had three goals for this...
Recent graduates and former PCIM interns Peter Champelli and Tara Eng, with Lauryn Edmondson, created social media infographic "How to Spot Propaganda," discussing unethical tactics mainstream media use while covering the Black Lives Matter protests. Sleek visuals...
Students interested in interning with an independent media outlet this summer should apply soon. There are limited spots available and the deadline is Monday, March 23. See the application at the bottom of our internship page.
Journalism alum and former intern Olivia Riggio ’19 discusses her internship experience in The Indy is the Ultimate Megaphone. “The Indy has served as a place for me to be challenged and where I have realized I’m capable of pursuing what I’m passionate about....
In the second episode of The Loneliness Project, an audio production of WRFI and the Ithaca College Park Scholars Program, we see a breakdown of the role of social media in loneliness.
WRFI’s Laura Rosbrow-Telem spoke with the organizers of the event, DJ Ben Ortiz (also known as DJ ha-MEEN) from the Ithaca DJ Festival and Naomi Barry from the Advocacy Center. In this interview, the organizers talk about "the not so obvious ways people can act as...
Abby Haley ('20) worked at The Barnes Foundation, an art collection and educational institution in Philly, over the summer. While working at Barnes, she was a large part of their outreach program.