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I am so excited to be wrapping up my Digital Marketing Communications program at St. Lawrence College! 🎉 This journey has been filled with growth, challenges, and incredible learning opportunities from industry experts. I feel more confident than ever in my skills and excited to apply everything I've learned in my upcoming internship. Onward and upward! 💪 #DigitalMarketing #StudentLife #CareerGoals #StLawrenceCollege"

I’m excited to announce that I've achieved my undergraduate bachelor’s degree in Marketing and Advertising from Kingston University with a first class classification! 🎓 The journey was challenging, but my internship experience at Anthill provided invaluable practical insights into the world of marketing. #Marketing #Advertising🌟

You may have joined us for Lexi Laskonis's intern takeover of our LinkedIn page last month. She and Seth Harms (SCOM '08) of CSCE corporate partner Procter & Gamble were recently highlighted in a story on Miami University's website! Internships are crucial for students to apply classroom knowledge, gain practical experience, and explore career interests. We are thrilled that our students fully engage in these professional development opportunities and companies see a tangible impact from student contributions! We get even more excited when the raw talent of our students is refined by one of our program's alumni. Check out the article at the link below and scroll down our page to see what Lexi has been up to this summer! Miami University Farmer School of Business #LoveandHonor #MyFSB #BeyondReady #supplychain #operationsmanagement #summerinternship #SupplyChainSummer

Last week marked the midpoint of my Communications internship at Cook Medical... June really had somewhere to go! I wanted to jot down my reflections on the most important lessons learned the past six weeks: 1. "We work in Marketing and Communications, nobody is gonna die!" This is what my mentor Molly Cunningham told me the very first week of my internship. Work will always be there, she said, so I might as well take good care of myself, make my time off my time off, and come back rested rather than overwork and still cannot get everything done. 2. GEMO (good enough to move on) Another great piece of advice that Molly gave me - I'm not a perfectionist, but there are things that I'm passionate about and keep revising to improve them. That can end up in a loop that eventually makes me feel uninspired, halts progress, and takes away chances for collaboration. GEMO should not be an excuse to slack off but rather a way to ensure work progress and leave mental spaces for other tasks. 3. Don't take things personally Laura Holland said this was something that she wishes she knew early on in her career. This mindset keeps me open to learning curves and receiving feedback, but also reminds me that if somebody is extremely aggressive in giving me feedback, it is not necessarily a reflection of my ability. 4. You can learn to be more emotionally intelligent Knowing which type of personality will match a workplace and adjusting your communication style to work smoothly with different people are skills that can be learned. In the words of Justine Hines, MBA, there will be many hills that I want to die on while working on different projects, but it is important to know which hill is worth dying on, so that I can honor both my personal values and need to be a team player. Here's to hoping that July will not fly by so quickly, but well, time... I look forward to learning what you are doing over the summer, friends! 💕 P.S. This photo was taken right before I got home and lost power for a day because of the thunderstorm in Bloomington, fun times!

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6 useful personal behaviors I’ve instilled during my Woodson Equity internship thus far. 1. Arrive before everyone else; using that quiet time to get settled and focused. Being ready to go as my colleagues arrive sets a productive tone for my day. 2. Breaking my day into hour-long segments. Tracking my activities this way helps me maximize tasks and maintain productivity throughout the day. 3. Use Excel to log my tasks and progress, ensuring everything is organized and easy to follow. Regularly give situational reports my current status on taskers. The work I input into software is almost anonymous, helping my team stay aligned on ongoing projects and responsibilities. 4. Further my connections both in and outside the office. For instance, during my summer I was selected for jury duty in the Northern District Court of Illinois, I met amazing individuals, some whose paths have since crossed with mine during my daily commute. Our mutual commonality in being veterans and working in finance truly demonstrates the power of maintaining connections in unexpected places. 5. Take detailed notes during meetings, tracking key conversations, and sharing those thoughts with my leadership. Asking questions will uncover valuable insights and develop a deeper internship experience. 6. When communicating electronically, always aim for clarity, conciseness, and professionalism. Avoid poor habits like using overly casual language, or unclear phrasing. Review emails and messages to ensure they reflect my best self and convey my thoughts effectively. I’m glad to be apart of this team of skilled individuals while still unraveling so much to learn. #TheWoodsonWay #PrivateEquity #InsideAnInternship

Week 3 as a Brand Management Intern at PREACHER and I’ve learned so much! Not only from my peers at Preacher, but also the outstanding BLAC Internship Program. Each day I learn something new. New jargon, new ways of thinking, new bandwidth and the list goes on. As I continue to gain more knowledge and meet more people I fall more in love with this industry. Beyond grateful to be apart of this program. #BLACProgram #advertising #advertisingintern #intern #internship #brandmanagement #accountmanagement

We have exciting news to share! Last year, we were able to host TWO digital marketing interns from Northeastern Illinois University (not on purpose, but the two top candidates happened to be from the same school 😊) and we're thrilled to announce that Kimberly Sanchez has joined the Fifteen Marketing LLC team. We will be posting a NEW SUMMER INTERNSHIP next week and we can't wait! #chicagointernship #digitalmarketinginternship #digitalmarketingstudent #2024summerinternship #chicagointernships #digitalmarketinginternships #marketingmajors #socialmediamarketing #brandmanagement #digitalmarketing #summerinternship

From an internship at Penguin Random House to being the Founder & Editor-in-Chief of her own magazine, click the link below to read Jackie G's interview about her journey in publishing and tips she has for others 🔎 Here's a sneak peak below 👇 👀 ❓What hard and soft skills should young professionals focus on growing? Are there any certifications, classes, associations, etc. that you recommend? "On the hard skills front, I always recommend that even those not interested in "the business side" take a business course covering leadership, human resources, marketing, and sales. Understanding these areas is crucial because, at the end of the day, you are creating a product that will be 'consumed.' It's important to understand…." 🔗https://lnkd.in/eA3phix8 #publishing #publishingjobs #bookjob #interview #jobsearch

When our interns step through our doors, we not only want them to feel welcome, but we also want them to feel comfortable in the unknown. To stay curious and crave a challenge. After all, they are our industry’s future.   Today, we invite you to learn about the Mintz + Hoke internship experience from our spring intern, Dailend Willingham.   University of Hartford #immersivelydifferent #advertising #marketing #marketresearch