The Communications Director for the Denver District Attorney's Office is responsible for coordinating communications between the office and media, citizens, and employees. This unpaid internship position would involve assisting the Communications Director by attending court cases, setting up interviews, writing news releases and articles, and other special projects like event coverage. Specific duties include reviewing news coverage, attending hearings, answering media inquiries, and maintaining case information to share with media. The ideal intern would have strong writing skills, computer proficiency, good oral communication, and be detail-oriented, organized, and able to work independently under pressure. A minimum 15-20 hour per week commitment for 4 months is required.
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Office of Denver District Attorney Communications internships
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Office of Denver District Attorney Communications internships
The Communications Director for the Denver District Attorney's Office is responsible for coordinating communications between the office and media, citizens, and employees. This unpaid internship position would involve assisting the Communications Director by attending court cases, setting up interviews, writing news releases and articles, and other special projects like event coverage. Specific duties include reviewing news coverage, attending hearings, answering media inquiries, and maintaining case information to share with media. The ideal intern would have strong writing skills, computer proficiency, good oral communication, and be detail-oriented, organized, and able to work independently under pressure. A minimum 15-20 hour per week commitment for 4 months is required.
The Communications Director for the Denver District Attorney's Office is responsible for coordinating communications between the office and media, citizens, and employees. This unpaid internship position would involve assisting the Communications Director by attending court cases, setting up interviews, writing news releases and articles, and other special projects like event coverage. Specific duties include reviewing news coverage, attending hearings, answering media inquiries, and maintaining case information to share with media. The ideal intern would have strong writing skills, computer proficiency, good oral communication, and be detail-oriented, organized, and able to work independently under pressure. A minimum 15-20 hour per week commitment for 4 months is required.
INTERN POSITION: Office of the Communications Director The Communications Director for the Second Judicial District Attorney's Office is responsible for coordinating a variety of communications between the DA's Office and media, citizens and employees. This includes tracking criminal cases through the court process, fielding daily media inquiries, conducting interviews, preparing news releases and news conferences, publishing a newsletter, attending court hearings, and meeting with attorneys and staff. This position provides broad exposure to a major prosecution office and would be suitable for students in journalism, communication, public relations, pre-law or criminal justice studies. Job Description: The intern in this position will work closely with the Communications Director in all aspects of the job. This includes attending high profile court cases, helping set up media interviews, fielding routine inquiries on court scheduling, writing news releases and newsletter articles and working on other special projects. Duties: Specific duties include daily review of local newspapers and news coverage for clippings of interest, attending court hearings, reviewing and in some cases researching new criminal case filings, answering and responding to media inquiries, maintaining and disseminating a weekly docket sheet of high profile cases to local media groups, researching and writing monthly newsletter articles, assisting with updates to the DA's Office web site, and other special projects such as coordinating media/community event coverage. Skills: The intern in this position should have strong writing skills, be proficient in Microsoft Word, and have a working knowledge of the computer. This person should possess good oral communication skills, be articulate, detail-oriented and professional in appearance. This person should be an independent worker who is well organized, flexible, mature, and can work well under pressure. Hours Per Week: Preferably 15 to 20 hours per week for a minimum 4-month commitment. Status: Unpaid/Volunteer Internship Contact: