Deadline Extended — Due March 3rd *CC only position* Be a part of NPR’s award-winning Investigations Team, helping to identify, report and produce distinctive journalism on multiple platforms. The Investigations Intern uses reporting and interviewing skills, data analysis, resourcefulness and creativity to help create original stories. The team’s mission is to produce exclusive, important journalism…
Deadline extended to Saturday, March 3rd. *CC Only internship*– Full-time for 9 weeks, Paid The Denver Post, the No. 1 newspaper in the Rocky Mountain region, is helping shape the futures of the next generation of journalists by offering a 9-week paid internship. We are looking for talented young people who want to make a difference.…
ANNOUNCING THE COLORADO COLLEGE DOCUMENTARY EXPLORATION GRANTS A brand-new program will provide grants from $500-$10,000 to create character-driven documentary films that push students’ critical and creative boundaries. Proposed films should explore personal, social, environmental, or cultural perspectives to engage the audience and invite solutions for a more sustainable future. The program will also connect students…
by Phil Stott | January 24, 2018 Re-posted from Vault The majority of applications for many jobs never get seen by a human. If you’ve ever submitted an application through a company’s website, there’s a strong chance that your resume was screened—and likely rejected—by an automated system. Here are some tips to help make sure that your…
by Isabel Sperry | January 22, 2018 Re-posted from Vault One of the most difficult questions you may face in a job interview is, “What is your weakness?” This question is hard to answer for several reasons. For starters, it’s hard for people to recognize their own flaws. What’s more, it’s even more difficult for people to…
Tuesday, Feb. 6th, 5:30 How Digital Marketing Skills Can Help You Secure A Career 5475 Mark Dabling Blvd #210, Colorado Springs, CO 80918 Register to Secure Your Spot SocialSEO is NOW HIRING Seniors PPC Specialist I (entry-level) SEO Analyst (entry-level) H T T P S : / / W W W . S O C I…
ArtistYear is dedicated to enhancing school engagement, increasing civic behaviors, and developing student artistry for vulnerable youth populations: economically disadvantaged students, English Language Learners, and students of color. Each ArtistYear AmeriCorps Member works full-time in a Title I school in America to deliver an issue-based arts curriculum that inspires active youth citizens and supports school culture…
Learn more about the Sales Associate (Product Specialist) role at SUCCESS Job ID: 22033 The role of a Product Specialist is to assist the management team in fulfilling and executing the company mission during every work shift. Responsible for meeting and exceeding retail productivity measurements including total sales goals, units per transaction (UPT), total units…
by Jeriann Watkins Ireland | January 16, 2018 Reposted from Vault Creating a résumé sounds deceptively simple with all of the available templates and technology out there. But in today’s job market, crafting an effective résumé is actually more difficult than ever. There are countless résumé templates available to job seekers for free, and even more that…
This was a great post last May for graduating seniors. I wanted to bring it back to inspire those of you in the middle of your post-grad search. Let us know how the Career Center can help! by Isabel Sperry | May 16, 2017 Re-posted from Vault Are you graduating without a job lined…
Summer Associates: Paid, structured 10-week experience (June-August 2018), for graduating seniors Summer Associates will be exposed to a wide range of consulting work in the fields of strategic communications, public affairs, public policy, and business strategy. Summer Associates (SAs) will have many responsibilities, including conducting market and public policy-related research, developing client proposals and engagement…
Screening and discussion: “The Defiant Ones” Episode One Thursday, Dec. 6, 7 p.m. Cornerstone Screening Room Doug Pray ’83 is best known as a director of feature documentary films about American subcultures and maverick individuals. From graffiti writers to copywriters, truck drivers to surfers, DJs and garage rockers to large-scale earth artist Michael Heizer, his…
by Jennifer Bewley via Fairygodboss | November 27, 2017 Re-posted from Vault In any job search, there’s a lot to overcome—from machine-based resume screening to narrow-minded hiring managers. That said, the No. 1 mistake most people make in interviews is within their control. You just have to learn how to speak up for yourself effectively, according to Gail Tiburzi…
TWO Paid, short-term internships in PyeongChang, South Korea, are available for the upcoming Olympic Games. The Transportation Intern will work on a multitude of Games operational duties including airport operations, ground transportation and travel planning projects during the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea, for the period beginning for the period beginning January…
The MADE (Marketing and Advertising Education) internship is a leadership development program for current juniors and seniors interested in becoming the future leaders of the marketing and advertising industry. Founded as a partnership between the ANA’s Educational Foundation and the Alliance for Inclusive and Multicultural Marketing, the MADE internship places you in a summer intern program at…
The Emma Bowen Foundation is a pipeline for diverse talent of all ages. Our programs connect students, interns, and established professionals of color with new opportunities in the media and technology industries through a variety of channels, including our national and regional conferences, ongoing professional and leadership development, webinars, mentorship, and more! The Emma Bowen…
IRTS SUMMER FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM June 3 – August 4, 2018 – New York City Expense-Paid Internships at companies throughout the media and advertising industry. Includes travel, housing, living allowance, industry orientation, internship placement, and mentoring – in New York City! Open to current juniors, and seniors of all majors. The IRTS Summer Fellowship Program has…
by Derek Loosvelt | November 07, 2017 Re-posted from Vault It’s commonly thought that if you major in a so-called STEM area (science, technology, engineering, math), then you’re nearly assured of landing gainful employment upon graduation. And that if you do very well in one these majors, and go to a highly prestigious school, then you’re more…
Please note the DATE CHANGE… This is the fourth (and final) session in the What am I doing? Exploration Series. We will use the increased self-awareness and industry knowledge to begin learning about where we go from here. We will focus on search tools and how best to use your winter break to continue your…
CC Alum Sarah Rubin ’07 would love to have CC students or recent grads join her at the Monterey County Weekly. She is looking for support in editorial, graphic design, sales, marketing, videography and digital. Internships are flexible, but typically a minimum of 15 hours a week for three months. This internship is unpaid, so…
Stay tuned for a new date in Block 5!! Juniors and Seniors: What type of company do you want to work for? What about the work environment is important to you? More importantly, how do you really find out if this company offers what you are hoping for? Friday, Dec. 8th, 12:15 — CANCELLED Career Center…
The Fellows Program provides multi-year, paid, summer internships to students of color at media companies across the country. Our fellows graduate with invaluable work experience and a head-start in whichever career they choose. We work to educate and place our students in all areas of the industry, and focus on three programming tracks – the Business…
Join us for the third session in the What am I doing? Exploration Series. This session will focus on using self-awareness to make connections and gain advice. You do not need to have participated in prior sessions in order to attend. Session will be Nov. 9, 4pm, in the Career Center Classroom. RSVP to careercenter@coloradocollege.edu…
by Isabel Sperry | November 01, 2017 reposted from Vault You already know it’s crucial to send a thank-you note ASAP after interviewing with an employer. But what should you say in it? Here are five details you need to include in your thank-you note, which will ensure you make a positive impression on your interviewer…
Are you in Los Angeles in January? Looking for insight into the entertainment and television world? Seeking interns to start in January. Candidates should have enthusiasm, an interest in scripted television development and production, and the ability to multitask. This is a great opportunity to be exposed to various aspects of launching new series. In…
For the seventh year, Island Design Assembly will bring together a team of students, architects, and educators for eight intensive days to design, build, and install a project for an island community in Penobscot Bay, Maine. We think of it as architecture at its best. We intentionally conduct this program on a rugged island an…
This is the second session in a series and we will focus on self-awareness! There is a little work that needs to be done prior to arrival, so be sure to RSVP before Nov. 2 to fully participate, but there is no need to have been to session one. Join us Nov. 2, 4pm, in…
by Capitol Standard | October 23, 2017 Re-posted from Vault Good advice– on anything these days– is hard to find. But in no area is it so woefully inadequate as cover letters for creative professionals looking to thrive in creative careers. What’s so wrong with cover letter advice for creatives? In general, it is a call to mediocrity. And…
Monday, October 30, 2017 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Cornerstone 131 (Screening Room) Alan Ricks ’05 is the COO and co-founder of MASS Design Group, an innovative company focusing on architecture and design solutions for public health on a global scale with offices in Rwanda and Boston and programs in Haiti, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.…
by Matt Krumrie, Director of Content Management Re-posted from Power Network A meticulously-crafted resume will open doors to job interviews, while a quickly thrown together document filled with blunders can sink those chances. “Despite all the warnings from employers, recruiters, and countless career experts, some job seekers still don’t think strategically, or type carefully, when writing…
