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
Business Communication graduate Emma Ragon ('16), who now works at the Whiting-Turner Contracting Company as a marketing coordinator, writes that she had a great time at Adobe MAX in November. This creativity conference helped her to become an Adobe Certified Associate in Print & Digital Publication using Adobe InDesign. Congratulations, Emma! (Photo from LinkedIn)
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alumni, experiential learning
Posted by: Chip Rouse
Why not join Business Communication professor and author Stephanie Verni on Tuesday, January 21, 2020, at 7 p.m. at the Severna Park library for a book talk and signing of her newest book, Little Milestones? Professor Verni will speak about self-publishing and promoting your original work and sign copies of her novel.
The library is located at 45 W McKinsey Road in Severna Park, Md.
Verni is the author of several works of fiction and teaches writing in the communication department at Stevenson University. (Photo from LinkedIn)
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faculty
Posted by: Chip Rouse
Business Communication alum Joe Valderas (SU 2011) has recently become involved with the First Tee Program of Baltimore by joining their Young Professionals Board. He writes, "This amazing program brings the great game of golf to Baltimore's youth and provides a wonderful mentor opportunity. Please reach out if you'd like more information and thank you in advance!"
According to its website, "The First Tee of Greater Baltimore is a character education program aimed at helping change the trajectory of Greater Baltimore youth. We teach Life Skills and Healthy Habits to youth at five different locations in Baltimore city: Clifton Park Golf Course, Forest Park Golf Course, Pine Ridge Golf Course, Mount Pleasant Golf Course and Carroll Park Golf Course. Through the game of golf, we have been able to
- Affect the lives of 800 youth from Baltimore City each year
- Provide scholarship opportunities and academic support through the game of golf
- Instill our Nine Core Values and Nine Healthy Habits curriculum to each student that participates in our program
- Strengthen relationships with our community
- Provide opportunities for students to caddy at clubs in the Baltimore area." (Photo from LinkedIn)
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alumni