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From filmmaking in Los Angeles to campaigning for Congressman Joe Kennedy III in Boston, the roughly two dozen Communication students working as interns this spring semester are putting their skills to the test in the professional world. On Feb. 27, College staff joined the Communication department faculty and students to celebrate their internship achievements at the Spring Internship Seminar Dinner.
"The internship dinner is one of my favorite events because I'm always awestruck by the group of students in this program, not only because of the quality of companies they work for but more so due to the quality of work they lead each semester," said Mike Bosco, Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs to the group at the dinner.
See a few highlights from the Spring Internship Seminar Dinner below and view the full photo gallery.
Event Highlights:
Senior Lecturer Bob MacNeil served as host of the Spring Internship Seminar Dinner. He described the evening as a "very positive event for all of us." He encouraged students to continue to pursue at many as two or three internships to complement their studies at the College.
The event featured remarks from Bobby Nolet '08, director of operations for the Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce.
Molly Bergeron LaCroix '05, owner of Molly Ann Photography, spoke of her career setbacks and challenged students to find opportunities to grow despite any professional failures.
Jonah Alemany '21 performs voter polling data analysis among other roles working for Congressman Joe Kennedy III in his campaign run for U.S. Senate.
Jair Brooks-Davis '20 is working at the Braintree Community Access TV station (BCAM), where he interviews subjects in the field, writes scripts, and occasionally serves as an on-air co-host.
Jaclyn Keighley '20 supports marketing and event planning at the Sportsmen's Tennis and Enrichment Center in Dorchester, Mass.
Matthew Stewart '20 works as a marketing intern for the custom slide sandals company, ISlide, Inc.