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The Sweat Life of Toffee Marketing
Finishing up my educational venture at Chapman wouldn’t have been complete without an internship. Luckily, over heaping cups of chili and a conversation about Chapman at Homecoming, I met an entrepreneur, Betsy Thaggard, who was looking for help with marketing and social media for her small business. Having taken Niklas Myhr’s Internet Marketing class, I
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Building a Brand from the Ground Up
This fall semester I had the wonderful opportunity to work for Casa Comunal, as a digital marketing intern. Casa Comunal is an oceanfront vacation rental located in the Bocas del Toros Province of Panama. The rental property which started out as a passion project for healthy living and surfing is comprised of two adjoining homes,
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A First-timer's Look at Interning
What is your job description? Working at Kasey Blue Kids, I am a marketing and social media intern. I have been managing and creating content for their social media platforms, including both Facebook and Instagram. I have conducted market research and analysis of promotions, advertisements, sales and have even assisted in photoshoot production and pop-up
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A Little Bit About Me, So that I Can Help You
Cesar Zuniga is a Communication Studies graduate, student in the MS Program in Health and Strategic Communication, and member of the School of Communication Student Advisory Board. The SAB advocates for the needs of students in the SoC by serving as the student voice to the administration and generating and implementing programs and initiatives designed
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My journey to Chapman's School of Communication
Colleen Penaluna is a Communication Studies major and member of the School of Communication Student Advisory Board. The SAB advocates for the needs of students in the SoC by serving as the student voice to the administration and generating and implementing programs and initiatives designed to enhance the student experience within the School. Have questions,
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The Local Commuter Gal
Sarah Downey is a Strategic and Corporate Communication major and member of the School of Communication Student Advisory Board. The SAB advocates for the needs of students in the SoC by serving as the student voice to the administration and generating and implementing programs and initiatives designed to enhance the student experience within the School.
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Why SCC and COM498 are the Most Valuable SoC Classes
SCC/COM498 is the required Senior Seminar course every School of Communication student must take in order to graduate, and for a good reason. If you are a senior who is worried about not being able to find a job, look no further. Saying this class helped me immensely doesn’t quite cover it. Saying SCC498 made
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Communicating a Mission
Whenever someone asks me what I plan to do with my major in strategic and corporate communication and minor in environmental studies, I always tell them that all I really want is to work for a company that strives to better the environment and the beings that inhabit it. That same aspiration also applied to my
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The SoC Helped Me Be An Effective Communicator
Business Operations Analyst at CBRE, Mitch Halbert (SCC’17) took time out of his busy schedule to share information about his career and how his education assisted him along the way. What is your job description? I analyze monthly department budget reports to maintain expense controls. From there I then prepare commentary and explanation of variances
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The Relationships I Built at Chapman Helped Me Get To Where I Am Today.
Katie Bell (SCC ’17) is an Assistant Sports Information Director and Recreation Sports Manager at Chapman University. Below, she shares information about her position and advice for current students. Can you describe your current position? As an assistant sports information director and recreation sports manager I manage all recreational and intramural sports on campus. Also