Summer Check-In: Sophia Sciarrino ’28 Interns With Crayola’s Marketing Department
Sciarrino, a student-athlete on the cross country and track teams, is contributing to projects that are seen by thousands of people.
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What Have You Been Up To?
Sciarrino, a student-athlete on the cross country and track teams, is contributing to projects that are seen by thousands of people.
Glicklin, a media and communication major, is getting hands-on experience with writing, social media management, and a variety of other tasks through his internship with the WJLA-TV (ABC7 News) show “Good Morning Washington.”
Three members of the faculty were recently promoted.
I’m a music and media and communication double major. This public relations internship has shown me what my ideal career may look like.