Make it Happen!
Alexis Lete Bachelor of Arts in Communication Minor in Journalism (Expected 2018) I’ve been raised to have a go-getter, competitive attitude my entire life. To me, winning was everything and it … Continue reading Make it Happen!
Tag: Media
5 Takeaways from GW Career Quest
By Avra Bossov, MA Candidate in Media & Strategic Communication (2016) “The mission of an organization can’t be changed, but the traditions can.” As these words percolated the air of … Continue reading 5 Takeaways from GW Career Quest
Interning with National Geographic: Exploration and Storytelling
By Samantha Sorbaro, JMC Major, GWU ’16 Everyone at the National Geographic Channel (NGC) was welcoming – it felt like a family. I joined the scheduling and programming department September … Continue reading Interning with National Geographic: Exploration and Storytelling
Accepting & Embracing My Fate as a Generalist
By Avra Bossov M.A. ’16, Media & Strategic Communication (expected) B.A. ’15, Political Communication “I want you to feel comfortable with being a generalist,” said Lonnie, my career coach. I … Continue reading Accepting & Embracing My Fate as a Generalist
All About Ali: A Personal Path to Career Success
By Ali Valentin B.A. ’17, Business Administration & Marketing As a junior at the George Washington University’s School of Business, I’m well on my way towards achieving success. The road to … Continue reading All About Ali: A Personal Path to Career Success
When There’s a Fork in Your Career Path, Take it!
By Zoe Spielvogel, BA in Journalism and Mass Communication, May 2017 For most of my life, I’ve known what career path I wanted to follow. To that end, this summer … Continue reading When There’s a Fork in Your Career Path, Take it!
Adventures in Internships: Who Says Your Career Path Should Be Linear?
By: Danielle Noel, BA in Political Communication, GWU, 2015 Graduate Student in Media & Strategic Communications, GWU, 2016 During my last semester at GW, I existed in two states: denial … Continue reading Adventures in Internships: Who Says Your Career Path Should Be Linear?
