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New Campus Ambassador from the University of Connecticut

Posted by: Lauren Berger | Posted on: 08 22 2011

I am a Senior at the University of Connecticut and I will be graduating in May of 2012. My major is Communications with a concentration in Sociology. I am the Vice President of Development for Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority and a member of the Communications Society. I was also a brand ambassador for American Eagle and I was a virtual intern for Lauren Berger this summer and Aarrow Ads. I value internships because of the experience they allow you to have. You may not know what you want to do until you try everything and internships are a wonderful way to figure out what you’re passionate about. Plus internships allow you to learn and make connections unlike any other opportunity out there.



Interns Do Cool Things: Episode 3

Posted by: Lauren Berger | Posted on: 08 16 2011



New Employer Blog: Internship Story of Success

Posted by: Lauren Berger | Posted on: 08 15 2011

This Guest Employer Blog was written by Chelsea Arme, an intern turned Event Coordinator for Haute Life PR. If you have any questions for Chelsea, comment below.

Having just graduated from college, I can honestly say that the “real world” has been good to me. I look around and see many of my former classmates struggling to find a job in the field they had hoped for in college. I see many of them struggling to find a job, period.

I feel very blessed to have fallen into an opportunity so quickly after college – but the truth is, I could not have done it without planning ahead – and by planning ahead, I mean an INTERNSHIP. I may sound like a broken record to you all, but let me explain just how important resources like ‘The Intern Queen’ are to your future.

I was a late bloomer (in comparison to Lauren Berger) in waiting to find an internship until I was a senior. When I realized how short on time I was to complete this requirement for my degree, I did what any college kid would do – jumped on Google. To my utmost satisfaction, ‘The Intern Queen’ helpfully popped onto my screen offering me the ability to send in my resume to multiple companies at once! So simple and easy? It was a dream come true.

Only two weeks later, I had been offered 3 different positions, in which I had the opportunity to choose from – Imagine that! I chose the one that best fit my interests (event planning and fashion), and needless to say, I am now a full time employee for Haute Life PR planning Sassy City Chicks events. I could not have asked for things to work out smoother!

Even if I had not landed the job at my first internship, I gained the skills, confidence, and contacts needed to plug me in somewhere else. I cannot explain how useful internships are (and I suggest having more than one) nor can I express how great it is that our generation has this resource that Lauren Berger has created to find them!

I just hope my success story motivates you to get started on your career while you’re still in college – and encourages you to GET AN INTERNSHIP!

Happy Hunting :)



Pictures From my Internship at NewsFix

Posted by: Lauren Berger | Posted on: 08 15 2011
Congratulations to Dalida, our Intern Queen Campus Ambassador from Texas State University, on a great summer internship with NewsFix! If you had an awesome summer internship and want to share your experiences with us, then comment below!

Check out these amazing photos of Dalida at her internship:



ATTN HS SENIORS: Deadlines are Looming

Posted by: Lauren Berger | Posted on: 08 15 2011

This blog was written by Angela, our high school ambassador from St. Pete. If you attend St. Pete High School and would like to blog for us, comment below.

Attention seniors; time to wake up and smell the coffee. The college application process is among us. Don’t let yourself think you have plenty of time because, before you know it, college application deadlines will be next weekend. Start looking around now. Different schools offer different options for admission deadlines.

Your first choice school might have an Early Acceptance or Early Decision option which shows the school that they are your first choice. These deadlines are often before the regular application is due. Get familiar with these deadlines so you don’t have to stay up all night writing your essay just to make sure your application is on time.

Take your ACTs and SATs! These tests are vital and should be taken BEFORE your application deadline. Talk to your counselors at school to get score reports from any tests and get them to send your transcripts and teacher recommendations to your colleges of choice. It’s okay to bug them about this stuff, after all it’s your future.

When it comes to these applications, no one is going to be hounding you to let you know you forgot to fill out section 3A on page 22. It’s up to you to get everything complete to turn in. These admissions officers have thousands of applicants to look through! So, save yourself, and their time by being on top of your game and getting everything in on time!



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