English Internships

BYU Broadcasting's Content Development and Writing Team is a highly selective student-driven content development program led by a seasoned team of industry professionals. Selected applicants will work as part of a student writing team under the direct supervision and guidance of a professional television writer and content executives from BYUtv and BYUradio.

This position is for a part-time student journalistic writer in the College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences. The successful candidate will work with the Communications Supervisor in the Dean¿s Office for Communications & External Relations to communicate the college¿s programs, events, and successes to internal and external audiences. Responsibilities include planning and executing communications campaigns, writing journalistic articles for the college magazine and the college news site, creating copy for web pages, emails, posters, ads, newsletters, and social posts. This job is 20 hours/week.

Are you a talented student with a passion for storytelling and engaging writing? Do you have a knack for conducting interviews and writing compelling articles that inform and inspire? BYU Public Health is seeking a creative individual to join our team as an Editorial Writer. In this role, you'll have the opportunity to contribute to our department's content strategy by writing companion articles to our "Y Health" podcast episodes, news articles about research projects, and highlights on students, alumni, and faculty members.

A highlight of the English Symposium, the English + Session will be on Friday, March 8 at 1:15 pm in The Education in Zion Auditorium. This is a great opportunity to get a better sense of what English+ is and the types of experiences students have. There will be a Q&A portion of the program and you will have a chance to ask questions and talk with presenters, so bring your questions

The CIA will be on campus October 30th and October 31st.

Our Winter English at Work Alumni panel is scheduled for Thursday, March 9, 2023, 11 am in B092 JFSB.

As part of the 2023 English Symposium, seven students shared their experiences completing the English+ requirement. We had students talk about international, local, and Washington Seminar internships as well as experiences in ENGL 394 and the Research and Writing Center.

"[I] highly recommend taking the leap to network with inspirational individuals who you may learn from and assist in their work!"

"I loved being able to work behind the scenes on different exhibitions and displays, and the curatorial team is full of great mentors who made my experience great."