By Brittanie Gutierrez |Staff Writer| Jacquelyn Green, graduate student and teaching associate of the Communication Studies Department, will join a competitive multi-cultural program at a public relations firm in New York City. She first found out about the Multicultural Advertisement Internship Program (MAIP) last fall through a Twitter conversation. “When I was first told about this opportunity, in my mind I was just like, ‘Okay, I’ll just browse the website and let it go.’ But then I thought, what if I was placed somewhere outside of California, then there's no harm in trying,” explained Green. Although she's never visited The Big Apple, Green is excited about the opportunity … [Read more...] about Student earns NYC internship
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Building your résumé over the summer
By Estefania Torres |Asst. A&E Editor| Summer is a time when students are looking forward to fun vacations, cool vibes and no school. Not many students take into consideration that this may be the perfect time to start being productive and begin building a résumé. It is crucial to continuously be active in the field one plans on working in, especially during a long break. By this I mean, if one is going to be spending about three months sitting around, watching television and doing nothing, might as well do something productive that will help in the long term. An internship is always a great start in constructing your future résumé; the résumé that will be presented to … [Read more...] about Building your résumé over the summer
Experience: Opportunity of a lifetime
By Steffanie Martinez |Staff Writer| Growing up, the idea of working for Disney seemed like a far-fetched dream, hearing about the Disney College Program was the first step to making that dream a reality. As a communication major, having the chance of working with Disney, one of the best known media and entertainment companies in the world, seemed like an unbelievable opportunity. They have associations with ABC Television Group, ESPN, Walt Disney Parks & Resorts, Lucas Films and Marvel Entertainment, meaning if I pursue a career after graduation with the company, there are countless routes I can choose to take. Once I heard of the Disney College Program, I made it a goal to … [Read more...] about Experience: Opportunity of a lifetime
Graduate school or time off
By Emmanuel Gutierrez |Staff Writer| Not immediately going to Graduate School Option 1a On a job hunt to compensate for four years of loans or want to ease the financial burden of graduate school Snag an internship in the field of your discipline. You learn about programs where your company can pay or supplement your grad school tuition and begin applying when you're ready. You’re loving the prestige of your current occupation, but, you long for something more and apply for grad school. Option 1b On a job hunt to compensate for four years of loans or want to ease the financial burden of graduate school. Working at In-N-Out, but at least your … [Read more...] about Graduate school or time off
Coyotes talk summer plans
By Erica Wong |Staff Writer| As the school year comes to a close, one of the only things getting students through finals is looking forward to summer. However, not all students get the luxury of a break. Many people continue to juggle classes, internships, jobs, and friends in order to get ahead. "I plan on going to summer school here at Cal State or Crafton and working full time. I’m going to take a trip to Miami for sure and I’m also saving for a trip to Australia. I also need to take this time off to mentally prepare myself for next school year" -Jacob Calloway "I hope to pass the CBEST (the test to become a substitute teacher), to find a second job because I currently … [Read more...] about Coyotes talk summer plans
Unpaid Internships
By Torilynn Qualls |Staff Writer| College graduates all over the country are coming up short on opportunities and job offers after completing their unpaid internships and obtaining their degrees. “Unpaid internships don’t seem to be giving college kids a leg up when it comes time to look for employment”, stated The Atlantic. According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE), “Only 37 percent of unpaid interns got an offer after graduation; that’s not much better than the results for those with no internship—35.2 percent received at least one job offer.” Redlands University graduate, Christina Cooper, like many other students, took an unpaid internship … [Read more...] about Unpaid Internships
A coyote’s pathway to sucess
By Marissa Mooney |A&E Editor| Whether it is paid or unpaid, that perfect internship might set you apart and get your foot in the door with a potential employer. This past summer I had the opportunity to intern at an Entertainment Public Relations firm in Los Angeles. All of last spring quarter I researched internships that would fit perfectly in my career path. I browsed through internqueen.com and anything Google could offer me. I wanted the opportunity to “test drive” a career (Would I be happier in public relations or marketing?). I took the initiative and interviewed with many potential Entertainment PR firms in Los Angeles. Nothing looked promising as many … [Read more...] about A coyote’s pathway to sucess
Building a good resume for life after CSUSB
By Michael A. Umaña |Staff Writer| Have you ever put thought into building your college resume? If you are like most students, you probably have not. If so, the time is now to get the ball moving and create one. Resumes are something all students need to create but many don’t pay much attention to. “I know resumes are important to create, put time into and make sure it is as updated as possible, but I also know not too many students realize that and act upon it,” said student Jenn Bacca. College resumes are not only essential for students who may be graduating and in search for a career but for students who are searching for internships as well. According to Internship … [Read more...] about Building a good resume for life after CSUSB
Hispanic assoc. offers internships, scholarships
By Emilie Chacon |Staff Writer| The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) is an organization that gives opportunities to Hispanic students. It offers programs like HACU Alumni Association and Design Your Future, and is now representing over 400 colleges and universities. One of their programs, the HACU National Internship Program, offers help to members to get an internship with the federal government and corporate sector, which is a good way to improve your résumé for your future. “Essentially, an internship is work experience that helps you build a good network and you can reach them back,” said Antonio R. Flores, President and CEO of HACU. “It also helps you to … [Read more...] about Hispanic assoc. offers internships, scholarships
Grades don’t always make the cut these days
By Chris Johnson |Staff Writer| CSU Fullerton reported that this year’s class of freshmen of select CSU's have the highest GPA ever. While this is good news to see students taking their education serious at an early age it isn't themost important factor in determining true success in college, their careers, and in life. The most important things are character, critical thinking, who you know, and determination. When a person becomes a college student they must raise their game to another level; especiallyif their field of study is competitive. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “The function of education is to teach one to think intensivelyand to think … [Read more...] about Grades don’t always make the cut these days
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