Internships are everywhere and nowhere. It depends on your perspective and your approach. For a lucky few, internship opportunities fall into their laps; for most students, the process takes time, legwork and diligence.
You’ve just finished the internship of your dreams. Or maybe it wasn’t all that dreamy. Either way, you are done. The internship is over and you are on to your next big thing. So what’s your best move now?
Aaron Greer had a simple idea to fill the void left by television content producers, a Web series that plays into pre-teen boys’ love of the Internet by including viewer generated content and giving users the ability to totally re-cut episodes using the content they upload.
In Sharpton’s talk to faculty, staff and students downtown, he talked about King’s legacy and asked us how we might continue to bring attention to inequality. A good question and a big question
Networking, researching, trying to meet employers, knowing what to do and say…. A job search is hard work. Give yourself an edge by marking your calendar now for the February career events. Participate, benefit and take control of your career and your future.
In our high-speed, high-tech, linked-up world, students who have mastered online research and social media sometimes find themselves intimidated by good, old-fashioned networking.
It’s a challenge, certainly, to find an internship in the United States while you are studying abroad. But it can be done, and resourceful Loyola students are finding ways to make it happen.
Phil Ponce
Chicago Tonight anchor Phil Ponce and a panel of distinguished journalists and commentators will discuss media coverage of President Barack Obama at Promises Kept/Promises Broken: The Media’s Midterm Assessment of Barack Obama, an upcoming forum at Loyola University Chicago. The free event, at 6 p.m. Tuesday, September 14, will feature:
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That was almost 2 months ago, my first trip to Las Vegas, the trip I had never thought I’d like to make. But that was an inspiring trip, seeing the “sin” city and the very innovative media technology showcase. This blog is a delayed on-site report what I saw in the show mostly, [...]
Should there be no restrictions whatever, making these spaces free-fire zones?
SoC News Items
Loyola graduate and Livingston Award winner, Abbie Boudreau (Communication) is joining ABC News as a correspondent in the Los Angeles Bureau according to ABC News President David Westin. She joins David Wright and Mike Von Fremd as bureau correspondents and will report for all broadcasts and platforms, including “World News with Diane Sawyer,” “Nightline,” [...]
“The Web tends to feel like an infinitely accessible library, a storehouse of information, waiting to be recalled, rendered and viewed, remixed and reposted,” said Dougherty, “but, in most spaces of the Web, things are continually overwritten, edited, excerpted, and deleted.”
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