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This
internship was established in 1989 in honor of Vance L. Stickell
(1925 -1987), former Executive Vice President, Marketing, for
the Los
Angeles Times. During his 39 - year career in
advertising, Vance Stickell established himself nationally as
a highly respected advertising practitioner and statesman. The
program is intended to raise awareness and understanding of advertising
processes and business ethics among future advertising professionals.
Established by the
Times Mirror Foundation and jointly administered by the Los
Angeles Times and the
American Advertising Federation, the
program's permanent endowment was moved to the University
of Texas at Austin in 2003. The program is housed in
the University's Department
of Advertising, which is responsible for the stewardship
of the program. The Times continues to support the program in
numerous ways, as well as hosting an intern each summer.
In 2007, twenty outstanding students will be selected for a 10-week
internship at U.S. media organizations, advertising agencies,
and client and supplier companies. The interns will receive a
stipend of $5,500 for the 10-week internship.
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Betty Lee Stickell with Interns
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