Information session for studens about 2020 summer internships and paid part-time positions with Little League International and the Little League World Series. A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for hands-on experience at an international sporting event. Postions include: video highlights editors, on-field camera operators, staff photographers, writers, and a sponsorship activiation position.

National journalists discuss how the media is changing and what it means for communicating science to the public and policymakers. They will share their personal perspectives on how to get your stories told, what makes a good science story, as well as “dos and don’ts” of dealing with journalists. A Q&A and reception with light refreshments will follow.

Participating Journalists:
• David Malakoff, Science Magazine
• Wudan Yan, Freelance
• Clinton Parks, Freelance
• Bob Marshall, New Orleans Journalist

Alumna Kathy Heasley, founder and president of Heasley and Partners and creator of Heart and Mind Branding, will be the featured guest during the student group's weekly meeting.

Join Krista Parkinson from My Grads Get Jobs as she shares tips to get hired in the entertainment industry. Free session for Bellisario College students as part of the COMM Career Conversations series presented by the Office of Internships and Career Services.

Open to all Bellisario College students. Coordinated by the Office of Internshps and Career Services.

Free public lecture featuring Pulitzer Prize winner Quiara Alegria Hudes, co-author of "In the Heights." A discussion with questions and answers about how she adapted the Tony Award-winning musical into a new screenplay. Event part of Penn State Hispanic Heritage Month.

Information session about special spring semester class, COMM 416, focusing on the 2020 election. Find out about opportunities to be part of a small team of writers, photographers and videographers reporting on Pennsyvania and the presidential primary election.

Presentation for parents and families of Bellisario College students focusing on career preparation by Assistant Dean Bob Martin. Part of Parents & Families Weekend.

For about 11 days next August-September, eight students -- plus faculty -- will travel to Tokyo, Japan, to cover the Paralympics for The Associated Press for academic credit. A one-credit prep course next spring will be followed by a three-credit course in the fall. Interested? Want to learn more? Good! Then please come to this 45-minute informational meeting.