The Miller School sponsored its fourth annual internship/career fair on March 5 in conjunction with Career and Employment Services (CES). The Common Good Internship/Career Fair provided students with the opportunity to connect with employers searching for a wide range of majors including advertising, criminology, government positions, journalism, non-profit organizations, public relations, radio & television and social work plus many other areas. Students visited with a variety of employers for full-time, internship and co-op positions.
Students have access to a broad range of tools to help in the often stressful process of finding a job after college. The JMC faculty has diverse backgrounds and experiences, which give students contacts in several different fields and locations.
The faculty's professional experience is often an invaluable tool in preparing a resume or portfolio when job-hunting. Preparation is the key to success, and JMC faculty assist students by preparing them for the "real world" both in and outside the classroom.
Click here to learn more about the internship program, or contact the mass communications internship coordinator, Gloria Freeland, to learn more.
Or, we suggest visiting the JMC Internships Page to check postings of various internships and career positions from all over the nation available for journalism students. Whether it be interning at ESPN or working as a copywriter in Seattle, this page is the doorway for students to find their place.
The Internship Packet for Spring 2010 can be downloaded here (PDF).