What types of programs and resources are available for School of Communications students?
We offer a variety of programs each semester. Programming scheduled for each semester includes workshops on resume writing, developing a resume tape or portfolio, internships, networking and interviewing, as well as panels and events featuring alumni and employers. Our School of Communications Mentor Program, which matches juniors and seniors with alumni professionals, helps students to navigate postgraduate options.

Are individual appointments available?
Individual appointments for career counseling and advising can be made with the assistant dean for career services, Jennifer Burns.

These sessions can cover a variety of issues, including:

• Determining your career interests, skills, and values
• Writing a resume and cover letter
• Preparing for interviews
• Finding a job or internship
• Considering graduate school options

Contact the assistant dean at Jennifer.Burns@quinnipiac.edu or 203-582-8725.

Where can I find out about jobs and internship listings?
For information about our internship program where juniors and seniors receive academic credit for working for companies such as ESPN, HBO, New Line Cinema, the Boston Globe and Arista Records, visit our internships page.

Quinnipiac has its own online system of job and internship listings called QU Career Connections. This resource is for current students only. To learn more about career services at Quinnipiac, please visit the career services page.