The nonprofit MoabTimes and SLTrib are jointly hiring a reporting fellow. The 4-month paid fellowship will be for the fall, with a possibility to extend through winter. There is flexibility in start and end dates. Check out the link to learn more!
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The 4-month paid fellowship will be for fall, with a possibility to extend through winter. There is flexibility in start and end dates. The successful candidate will be asked to live in Moab or nearby.You will have an opportunity to work on daily and enterprise stories as a staff member in our sister newsrooms, as well as enterprise pieces. The Tribune and Times-Independent are part of the same nonprofit news organization and regularly collaborate and co-publish journalism.
The Tribune and Times-Independent consider all candidates without regard to basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, sexual orientation, ancestry, medical condition, family care status, pregnancy or physical disability , or any other basis protected by state and federal laws.
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