Business Communication graduate Amy Sharfman Belchatovski ('15, M '17), who works for Optavia, has let us know about a new paid internship opportunity with the company's Events Team this winter. With lots of great events coming up, the company needs some intern drive and enthusiasm. Amy is certain that the internship will provide a terrific experience for anyone looking to go into the events industry. Here's the link for more information. (Photo from LinkedIn)Have a Question?
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Posted by: Chip Rouse
Business Communication graduate Amy Sharfman Belchatovski ('15, M '17), who works for Optavia, has let us know about a new paid internship opportunity with the company's Events Team this winter. With lots of great events coming up, the company needs some intern drive and enthusiasm. Amy is certain that the internship will provide a terrific experience for anyone looking to go into the events industry. Here's the link for more information. (Photo from LinkedIn)
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alumni, careers, experiential learning, internships
Posted by: Chip Rouse
The communication department welcomed S.A.F.E. Management's Hunter McIntyre (in the photo, right), the director of operations in Baltimore, as the 12th annual Shapiro/Rouse lecturer at Stevenson University. He was introduced by Business Communication alum Will Beatson (left). Hunter spoke to a crowd in the Claire Moore room on Nov. 19, 2019, about the importance of communication in the business forum, and was helped with examples from Will as well. Both men were welcomed by Chip Rouse (center), associate professor of business communication, and everyone in the crowd was treated to a copy of Perfecting Your Pitch by Ron Shapiro, a book that Hunter worked on and spoke about during his talk, and which he gave away as a gift.
The series was begun 12 years ago through a generous donation by Ron Shapiro -- negotiator, agent, attorney, author. The department of business communication is grateful for Ron's generous spirit.
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careers, experiential learning, faculty
Posted by: Chip Rouse
Business Communication interns Yina Dong (left) and Andrew Nagel (right) participated in an internship panel on Friday, Nov. 15, 2019, organized by the School of Design's internship director, Sonya Lawyer. The students on the panel (there were more than the photo shows) spoke about their own internships to an audience of current interns, faculty, employers, and students looking for a position. The two communication interns spoke about how they found their site, and what they learned while they were there. The event was held in the Rockland banquet room and was followed by the traditional poster session.
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careers, experiential learning, internships
Posted by: Chip Rouse
The School of Design's INTERNSHIP SHOWCASE is set for Friday, Nov. 15 at 1:30 p.m. in the Rockland banquet room. All are invited. Questions? Contact Sonya Lawyer, internship coordinator, School of Design (Flyer from Stevenson University portal)
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careers, experiential learning, internship
Posted by: Chip Rouse
The Office of Career Services welcomed back several Stevenson alums, including two Business Communication majors, for a panel presentation on leadership in management. Lauren Novsak (second from left), class of 2019, and Nick Farano (far right), class of 2011, joined others on the panel to speak about the idea of management leadership in an effort to address a new professional minor in Management and Organizational Leadership that the university is offering. Business professor Anna Kayes moderated the Nov. 5 event, which was coordinated by career advisor Kelly Fewster.
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alumni, careers, experiential learning