Get Job Search Advice at 11th Annual Media Career Expo
- Delphian Newspaper
- Nov 13, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Nov 14, 2024
By The Delphian Staff
To get job search tricks and advice from recent college graduates who have all landed their dream jobs, Adelphi students can attend the 11th Annual Media Career Expo on Tuesday, December 3 from 5:30-7:30 pm in Blodgett Hall room 109. The free event, which is hosted by The Delphian and the Department of Communications, will consist of a panel of alumni who all work in communications-related fields and who graduated from Adelphi within the past 10 years.
The panel will feature: Alexandria Faith ’15, vice president and global marketing lead at Citi; Olivia Franks ’20, ‘21, hockey operations office manager for the New York Islanders; Rebecca Farina Levine ’14, a film and video producer; Stephen Levine ‘14, web content producer for News 12 Networks; and Janine Perez-LaSala ’14, a freelance marketing and advertising specialist for Abrams books.
The panelists will aim to debunk the myth that there are no jobs in the communications field and will give advice to the students about finding and maintaining a professional experience and will also be available for networking.
Though students don’t need to pre-register to attend, it is suggested that you email burby@adelphi.edu. Free pizza and soda will be served.
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