PRINCETON, N.J. — The Dow Jones Newspaper Fund will send 78 college undergraduate and graduate students to work as copy editors, multimedia editors and business reporters at news organizations nationwide this summer.

Rich Holden, the Fund’s executive director, said, “We weren’t able to match last year’s total of 102 but the fact that nearly 80 students will work as paid interns through our program speaks volumes about how much our media partners value interns and the future of this industry.”

The Fund’s summer internship programs, begun in 1962, will feature nine training sites.

Pre-internship residency programs begin later in May. Copy editing interns will be trained for two weeks at: Pennsylvania State University, directed by Dr. Marie Hardin; Temple University, Dr. Ed Trayes; the University of Missouri, Brian Brooks and the University of Texas, S. Griffin Singer. Sports copy editing interns will attend two weeks of training at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln in a program directed by Dr. Charlyne Berens. Multimedia interns will train for one week at Western Kentucky University under the direction of Dr. Pamela Johnson. Business reporting interns will spend a week training at New York University with Michelle LaRoche, an editor at Dow Jones Newswires.

Interns work a minimum of 10 weeks for pay at their news organizations. Those returning to college will receive $1,000 scholarships.

The following 11 copy editing interns will train at Penn State University:
Adam Kommel, Bowdoin University, Standard Times, New Bedford, Mass.; Phenola Lawrence, Penn State University, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; Kathryn Dvorak, Penn State University, Naples (Fla.) Daily News; Shannon Epps, Hampton University, St. Petersburg Times; Scott Toland, Kansas University, Argus Leader, Sioux Falls, S.D.; Emily Anderson, University of Nebraska and Emily Ristow, University of Missouri, Cape Cod Times, Hyannis, Mass; Elizabeth Herrara, University of Central Florida, South Florida Sun Sentinel, Fort Lauderdale; David Reinbold, Penn State University, Charleston (W. Va.) Gazette; Johnna Hjersman, University of Nebraska, Palm Beach Post; Julie Stewart, Lehigh University, The Eagle Tribune, Lawrence, Mass.

The following 14 copy editing interns will train at Temple University:
Robin Kawakami, City University and Marissa Carl, Penn State, The Wall Street Journal; Tyler Armao, University of Missouri, Dow Jones Newswires; Kelly Dawson, Columbia University, Matthew Negrin, Boston University and Hailey Branson, University of Oklahoma, The New York Times; Emily S. Sher, Penn State University, The New York Times News Service; Adam Gonzales, Marshall University, The Hartford Courant; Ellen Gilmer, Ball State University, The Oregonian; Jacquelyn Valley, Kent State, The Virginian Pilot, Norfolk; Zachary Tomanelli, Ithaca College, The Roanoke Times; Doris Nhan, University of Maryland, The Journal News, White Plains, N.Y.; Brandon Springer, University of Colorado and Matthew Day, Macalester College, Philadelphia Daily News.

The following 12 copy editing interns will train at the University of Missouri:
Asiliyah Salaam,Wayne State University and Adam Martin, Eastern Michigan University, The Detroit Free Press; Anna Codutti, University of Missouri, The Detroit News; Aaron James, University of Nebraska, Grand Forks (N.D.) Herald; Abby Farson, University of North Carolina, The Denver Post; Benjamin Phelps, Indiana University, The Indianapolis Star; Kendra Lueckert, University of Missouri and Elizabeth Schubauer, University of Kansas, The Kansas City Star; John Hornberg, San Jose State University, Los Angeles Times; Amanda Kushner, University of Missouri, The St. Paul Pioneer Press; Andy Reuter, University of Wisconsin-Platteville, The Minneapolis Star-Tribune;Colleen Loggins, University of Illinois, Kankakee (Ill.) Daily Journal.

These 11 copy editing interns will train at the University of Texas at Austin:
Stephanie Call, University of Missouri, Arizona Daily Star; Vikram Swaruup, University of Texas at Austin, The Austin American-Statesman; Alexandra McGuffie, University of Missouri, Beaumont Enterprise; Hedy Phillips, University of Central Florida, Contra Costa Times; Jennifer Wright, Ball State University, The Tribune, San Luis Obispo, Calif.; Brady Jones, University of Nebraska, The Dallas Morning News; Hilary Stohs-Krause, University of Nebraska and Sean Beherec, University of Texas at Austin, The Amarillo Globe News; Cody Winchester, Baylor University, The Waco Tribune-Herald; Arianna Davis, Penn State University, New York Daily News; Aja Junior, University of Missouri, The Detroit News.

The following seven sports copy editing interns will train at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln:
Amanda Walck, University of Colorado, The Denver Post; Allison Hong, University of Southern California, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; Brian Atlas, University of Illinois, The St. Paul Pioneer Press; William Powell, University of Missouri, The New York Times; Will Woodbery, University of Tennessee, Palm Beach Post; Adam Bonafeste, University of Missouri, The Hartford Courant; Sara Martinez, Marquette University, The Journal News, White Plains, N.Y.

The following six multimedia copy editing interns will train at Western KentuckyUniversity:
Daniel Petty, University of Richmond, The Denver Post; Julia Haslinger, University of Missouri, McClatchy News Service, Washington; Bethany Mollenkof, Western Kentucky University, Palm Beach Post; Thomas Wright, Rutgers University, Cape Cod Times, Hyannis, Mass.; RaShawn Mitchner, Howard University, Indianapolis Star; Albert Sun, University of Pennsylvania, WSJ.com.

The following 17 business reporting interns will train at New York University:
Charles Cutter, Indiana University, The Associated Press; Sara Castellanos, University of Denver, The Denver Post; Shan Li, New York Unviersity, Cape Cod Times, Hyannis, Mass.; Brittany Levine, George Washington University and Christina Burton, Howard University, MarketWatch; Bradley Davis, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and Kate Zhao, CUNY-Graduate School of Journalism, Dow Jones Newswires; Deborah Acosta, University of Miami, South Florida Sun-Sentinel; Jennifer Larino, University of Central Florida, Naples (Fla.) Daily News; Sarah Kyo, San Jose State University and Haley Jones, University of Kansas, ASI, Trevose, Pa.; Erica Alini, Georgetown University, Chris Herring and Kimberly Chou, University of Michigan, Stephanie Raposo, Penn State University, Ansley Haman, Catholic University and Jodie Xu, New York University, The Wall Street Journal.