What do internships at an art museum centered around both contemporary artists and photographer Arthur Griffin, an opera festival showcasing mainstream productions, a sports and youth non-profit based in Barcelona, Spain, and a bike-advocacy radio show have in common? They all utilize the skills of independent research, data analysis and collection, developing programs to involve a community, and event planning and implementation. All four panelists integrated previous experiences to successfully undertake demands in the fields of marketing, donor relations and internal communications, and aiding in the development of programs to uplift youth, artists, and the community. Join our panel to hear about our journeys.

Moderator:

• Ken Tucker, Professor of Sociology

Speakers:

• Emily Mock '24, Biological Sciences major
• Maeve Kydd '24, Art Studio and Film, Media, and Theater double major
• Sarah Mutegi '25, Fim, Media, and Theater and Economics double major
• Lily Hoffman Strickler '23, English major, Entrepreneurship, Organizations, and Society minor, Nexus in Journalism, Media, and Public Discourse