By Leah Gebeke, senior PR When working for an event like the 3M Open, you often hear the phrase “once in a lifetime opportunity.” You meet notable people from every industry imaginable and create relationships that last a lifetime. Never in my wildest dreams did I ever expect to take pictures and stand in the … Continue reading My rewarding experience as a content creation intern at 3M
By Emma McDowell In 2018, 44% of Americans said they had listened to a podcast. Three years later, in 2021, that percentage rose to 58% and is expected to continue to grow. With two million podcasts available, the potential for this popular medium is endless. For the fourth time, Greenlee offered a short-course intensive audio … Continue reading Why you should care about podcasting
By Morgan Wick This summer, I interned at Kreg Tool Company where I learned important skills and had the opportunity to experience things that will help me in my future career. Kreg Tool makes woodworking tools for any experience level from professional woodworkers to beginner DIYers. I spent my summer in the creative marketing department … Continue reading My Internship at Kreg Tool
By Emma McDowell Like much of Generation Z, Maggie Atcheson grew up playing with technology. Before the days of being able to film with a movie-quality phone, Atcheson played with her dad’s video camera. She filmed at-home videos with her twin cousins, Megan and Ciera Stitz. Eventually, her dad bought a MacBook, and the trio … Continue reading Trio of cousins ‘tumble’ into YouTube success
By Matt Belinson I had a blast in my summer internship at the Ottumwa Courier, and I learned so much along the way. This internship gave me the hands-on experience I was looking for by giving me the opportunity to cover high school sports all summer long. I wrote countless game coverage for prep sports … Continue reading What I learned writing for a community newspaper
By: Lydia Wede, senior in public relations The main principle of a college education is to prepare the next generation of students to enter the workforce. A strong internship or two is a great tool for this effort, which is why the Greenlee School of Journalism and Mass Communication requires a 400-hour internship before graduation. … Continue reading How Greenlee prepared me for my summer internship
By: Ruby Crow, senior in public relations During the spring semester of my junior year, I was worried about obtaining an internship for the required 499A course. I had been looking for one for a while, and it was difficult to arrange one in the middle of the pandemic. However, my friend and former Greenlee … Continue reading How I learned how to work remotely for my summer internship
By: Saylor Upah, senior in public relations I spent this summer interning with Iowa State University TRIO. The TRIO programs are an educational opportunity for low-income and first-generation students to progress from middle school to post-baccalaureate programs. I worked closely with the Talent Search and Upward Bound programs, two of the four TRIO programs at … Continue reading My communications internship with Iowa State University TRIO
By: Kaitlynn McCaull Spending my summer as a marketing intern at the Des Moines Community Playhouse has been a rewarding experience. First off, The Playhouse is a nonprofit organization that was able to successfully stay open during the pandemic at the start of 2020. Since then, they have found innovative ways of keeping theatre alive … Continue reading How my marketing internship at the Des Moines Community Playhouse impacted me
Back in December, I was awarded the Hugh S. Sidey Experience in Political Journalism, a scholarship sponsored by the White House Historical Association and the White House Correspondents Association. When I received this scholarship, I genuinely had no idea what I was getting myself into, as I was still contemplating what I was going to … Continue reading Why you should apply for the Hugh S. Sidey Scholarship in Print Journalism