By: Kyle Flynn, Senior, Advertising/Public Relations
As a senior, I’ve had the opportunity to take a variety of classes at Loyola. While I enjoyed taking a majority of my classes, there were a few classes that, at face value might not seem like they would be all that interesting, but ended up being some of my favorite […]
It’s a busy semester in the School of Communication! Save the date for these and other exciting programs and events.
Spring Student Org Fair
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
School of Communication | 51 E. Pearson
First Floor
1:00 – 3:00 p.m
Representatives from School of Communication student organizations and student media will present information on getting involved.
Representatives from the following groups […]
Looking ahead to summer career opportunities? Below are a few select internships and rotational programs for current students and recent grads. For more opportunities, please visit the SOC internship database.
Edelman Associate Enrichment Program
The Edelman Associate Enrichment Program is a rotational program that focuses on career exploration and development for entry-level employees in the public relations […]
by Dale Gaughan
School of Communication Major: Communication
Additional Major: History
Minors: Marketing and Management
Junior
My internship at WTTW Chicago Tonight, on the “Ask Geoffrey” segment was a wonderful learning experience that not only offered insight about the inner workings of a public broadcasting service, but also the inner neighborhoods of Chicago. I discovered the hidden gems in the […]
by Karly Free
School of Communication Major: Journalism
Minors: Sociology, English
Senior
As a senior studying Broadcast Journalism at Loyola, there are many extracurricular activities available to get involved in. I am an active member of Loyola’s chapter of Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) and the Beta Rho Honors Society. In addition, I sometimes write for Loyola’s student newspaper, […]
Working through college is essential. There’s not an employer out there who doesn’t want to see work experience on a recent grad’s resume. For many of us, working is also a financial necessity. I’ve had three different jobs/internship experiences over the last four years, both paid and unpaid. Here’s the rundown on each of them:
Student […]
By: Jess Livinghouse, Blogger, Spring 2014
I’ll admit, when I decided to come to Loyola for college it was largely because of Chicago and its access to awesome food, live music and all the other exciting things a major city offers.
I’m originally from Indianapolis. It’s an awesome, medium-sized city, but for college I knew that I […]
It’s not hard to learn things in 2014. Almost all the information you could ever need is a Google search and a couple clicks away from the page you’re on right now.
With so much information so easily accessible, why bother shelling out thousands of dollars and spending four years of your life on an undergraduate […]
By: Jess Livinghouse, SOC Blogger, Spring 2014
I will never forget the feeling I had when I woke up my first morning at The Beijing Center. I didn’t have a cell phone or internet connection and I was hungry. But I didn’t know where to find food, let alone how to read a menu once I […]
As part of Loyola University’s Weekend of Excellence, the School of Communication will recognize the work of our students with an Awards Ceremony on Friday, April 11, 2014 from 1 – 3 p.m.
The School of Communication will also host our Annual Honors Reception, recognizing top students in a variety of areas. Applications are available for […]
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