This week, we are
asked to describe long term or short term jobs we have worked on or
completed. With my internship position,
I am constantly working on many different jobs.
For example, at one point this week I was working on three different
jobs pretty much simultaneously. My
position requires me to juggle many different things at once, and personally I
would want it any other way. Some of the
short term jobs I have worked on include creating a postcard to be sent out to
prospective students who have come to Holy Family with an interest in
Radiology. For this project, I was given
a template but then had to essentially create the entire postcard with the given
design from my supervisor. Another short
term project that I am currently working on is "save the date"
postcards for the Alumni department at Holy Family for upcoming events in the
fall. Like the other project, my
supervisor gave me the size paper that the project should be completed on, but
then gave me free reign and asked me to draw out a few possible designs. After collaborating with my supervisor, we
decided which of the designs we liked best and I began working on the
postcard. After making the postcard
perfect, it was sent to our client where I was able to personally talk to the
client and received feedback about my work.
I very much enjoyed being able to personally see the reaction of the
client receive their feedback. Like I
stated previously, I am always working on a new job, and can work on numerous
jobs in one week. The two jobs I have
described above are just some of those that I have done thus far.
The main long
term job I have worked on is the "Pinterest" page for Holy
Family. We have not yet launched the
page, but it is something I am constantly working on and am trying to better
everyday. This job is one that will
never stop, and even after my time as an intern, I will most likely be working
on it as a work study in the marketing department. I have researched what other universities are
doing with their "Pinterest" account, and come up with numerous "pin
boards" that I would like to see our school use. Thus far, I have put five of these "pin
boards" into action and am constantly looking of new things to add to each
board. I enjoy that I was able to see
this from its research stage up until when we launch it, and even into the
distant future.
The article we read this week was both encouraging
and reassuring to me. When I began my
internship, I pretty much realized that it would just be an internship, because
it is a small department with only a few employees. This article has given me some insight of how
to keep in contact with the people I am working with and hopefully turning this
into a job at some point. I believe this
article fully shows that just because you are not immediately offered a job
does not mean that your work was poor or not appreciated. Keeping in contact with the marketing
department will be easy because I do my work study there, but I will keep in
contact with them on a different level.
My internship is something that I truly hope turns into a job because I
wake up everyday excited to go to work, and absolutely love everything that I
am doing with my internship.
Hours Worked:
Monday 9am-2pm
Tuesday 9am-2pm
Wednesday 9am-2pm
Thursday 9am-2pm
Hours Worked:
Monday 9am-2pm
Tuesday 9am-2pm
Wednesday 9am-2pm
Thursday 9am-2pm
I am very happy for you that you wake up everyday excited to go to work. Not many people can say that. Its exciting that you are keeping busy with the different projects assigned to you and even better that you can say that you wouldnt have it any either way! Keep it going and I continue to wish you luck with it!!
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely a good thing that you are learning to juggle a lot of tasks at once. That will certainly come in handy later on for you especially in the PR field. You seem like you are having a lot of success and learning a lot. Good Luck!! Keep working hard!!
ReplyDeleteSeems like you are really learning a lot and having a good time while doing it.I hope you end up with a job even if it is someone who is connected to the Marketing department from the outside.
ReplyDeleteYou're refining A LOT of marketable skills, such as design and research. Moreover, having work experience in social media may prove invaluable in the future. This internship sounds like a great launching pad!
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