What is a Campus Reporter?

The ThinkTalk Campus Reporter is your school's representative for ThinkTalk. You are responsible for collecting questions for our upcoming guests, keeping us in the know with what's happening on your campus and working on an end-of-semester package to let our other ThinkTalk schools know the career situation with students at your school. You work remotely, from your school, and upload the questions and videos to our site.


How Can I Become a Campus Reporter?

This is the easy part. Just send your resume to reporters@thinktalk.com. This is a great, flexible internship that will fit into your busy schedule. Because you will be working at your school, anyone ANYWHERE can apply. No need to include a cover letter, but do tell us a little bit about yourself. Why do you want to be a campus reporter? What are your interests? Have you ever been sky diving? Do you prefer Captain Crunch or Cinnamon Toast Crunch? If you have any questions, just email us.

How Does it Work?

Responsibilities:

  • Collecting student questions for upcoming ThinkTalk guests
  • Organizing and editing questions to submit to us
  • Working with ThinkTalk producers on a 1-2 minute news package during the semester. You will develop, shoot, and edit a story, local to your school, that will air nationally on our programming.

Qualifications:

  • Must be enrolled in an accredited university
  • Must be able to work with ThinkTalk staff for the period of one semester
  • Access to and knowledge of video production equipment is desired, but not required
  • All majors are welcome to apply



Fall 2009 Campus Reporters

The Fall 2009 Campus Reporters are being assembled. Check Back September 1st for our new crop of ThinkTalk Campus Reporters.