Tuesday, October 3, 2017

Career Fair Info

Hello Students and Faculty!

Our annual Merrill College Career Fair is taking shape and I'm happy to announce the list of recruiters and events for this year. 

Note: Two recruiters will be conducting interviews with best prospects BEFORE the fair begins, so I will be accepting resumes for interviews with Sinclair Broadcast Group and its digital arm, Circa, as well as for those applying for internships with The Wall Street Journal. I will have a separate email with details on applications for those interviews. (More information about the CNN/Turner Broadcasting interviews/information session on Oct. 25 will also be coming soon.)

CAREER FAIR
When: Monday, Oct. 16, 1-4:30
Where: Stamp Student Union Grand Ballroom and meeting rooms
Who: MUST be a Merrill College student or graduate with special permission to attend
What: A dozen+ recruiters, head shots, hors d'oeuvres!

Students without proper business attire will not be admitted!

RECRUITERS:

The Dallas Morning News
The Hatcher Group
WJZ/CBS
NBC Universal Family Companies
S&P Global
Tax Analysts
Politico
The Wall Street Journal
Industry Dive
PBS Newshour
Sinclair Broadcast Group
DC Internships/The Fund for American Studies
The Baltimore Sun Media Group
MDDC (Maryland, DC, Delaware Press Association)

In addition: The student chapter of the National Press Photographers Association will shoot career headshots for a small fee and the University Career Center will staff an information table about career services.

PLUS PANELS!!!! (in which alumni return and tell YOU how to become THEM!)

Getting Your First Job in Journalism
1:30pm-2:15pm
Juan Ramon Jimenez Room (2208)
Moderator: Adrianne Flynn
Brittany Cheng (’16), Social Media Producer, SB Nation
Casey Leins (’15), Reporter, U.S. News & World Report
Trey Sherman (’15), Production Associate, NBC’s Meet the Press
Michael Stern (’17), Producer, WRIC-TV

Investigative/Political Journalism
2:30pm-3:15pm
Juan Ramon Jimenez Room (2208)
Moderator: Deborah Nelson
Yasmeen Abutaleb (’15), Healthcare Correspondent, Reuters News Agency
Alexandra Moe (’10), Producer, NBC News
Steven Overly (’10), Reporter, Politico
Anamika Roy (’13), Reporter, The Daily Record

Sports Writing and Reporting
3:30pm-4:15pm
Juan Ramon Jimenez Room (2208)
Moderator: George Solomon
Oliver Macklin ('15), Reporter, MLB.com
Josh Needelman (’16), Reporter, The Washington Post
Rhiannon Walker (’15), Associate Editor, ESPN’s “The Undefeated”
Kofie Yeboah (’17), Social Media Producer, SB Nation

So do a little homework on these companies, don your best career wear, copy your resume and come get yourself a job or internship! FRESHMEN strongly encouraged to attend.

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