Why I Chose Public Radio

This year is passing really fast and plans are approaching as I think about my college, major, and how to pursue my career. My plans for the upcoming six months and next year plans is based on my career and major in college. My next six month plans going to be graduating from Harding first and have a diploma degree that I will be able to use to have a job in this summer related to my major. Probably find a summer internship in Minnesota Public Radio or Threesixty Journalism at University of St.Thomas in the communication department. I chose to be intern in these places, because I want to practice communication and Journalism/public relation. Currently, I work

Throughout my undergraduate career at the University of South Carolina, I continually found myself drawn to internship opportunities

I. I am targeting an internship in the northeastern Ohio region preferably in the Youngstown-Warren region.

Along with NHS, being actively involved in varsity sports throughout high school has made me gain a “work hard” attitude. This attitude of constantly working above and beyond will carry over to my future education and career to help me succeed. As a two-year captain of both volleyball and cheerleading, I have learned to be a team leader while also being a team player. High school sports have instilled lifelong lessons in me such as working hard, being responsible, and being a leader, that I know will aid me in by success in academics and a

The time and effort I have put into each and every day to shape who I am displays my dedication. Growing up, I had a vision of who I wanted to become because of the influential people who surrounded me. As my current chapter is coming to an end, I realized I obtained my goal; I have managed to play every sport that interested me. My goal led me to play my three favorite sports, all four years of high school. Along with my athletic abilities, I have managed to maintain a spot in the top ten percent of my class, which made me eligible to participate in National Honor Society.

My Name is Arij Ben M’barek, I am a Thomas Jefferson Alumna. I studied Business at West Liberty University,WV . I got accepted recently to a citizen journalism program. I am very concerned with the issues and challenges we face in our region and I find it a great opportunity to discuss and share these common topics with MENA (Middle East and Northern Africa) youth as a Tunisian. News and information has always been important to our community and in our daily lives. The new media technology, such as social networking and blogs, has made citizen journalism more accessible to people worldwide.

Athletics has played an instrumental role promoting success in all branches of life impacting my performance in school, work and other life facets. Involvement in athletics taught me the value of commitment allowing me to play in Division 1 Women’s Soccer while attending the University of Washington. As a former student athlete, I have been winning and losing my entire life developing my own resilience and tremendous work ethic to work with others toward a common goal. My drive spills over into my professional interactions and career aspirations allowing me to connect

I am applying for the Communication internship position. I am enthusiastic about the opportunity working for your organization. I became aware of the opportunity online and also through my professors at High Point University.

My previous work experience as reporter for my school's paper, Tiger’s Roar have provided me with a strong base of communication knowledge and helped me learn how

Over time my energy and my commitment helped in becoming a true member of the team. I was also able to play with my specific background to raise interest and engage with others. Lastly, I was always careful in using my interlocutor’s code of communication.

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Being in sports, I have gained many skills, including leadership and communication skills. I have not only learned how to work with other people, I have learned how to make the best decisions not only for myself, but for the people I am working with. The time I gave spent volunteering at nursing home and at banquets for less-fortunate people has also helped increase my communication skills. This has helped me learn how to communicate with different types of people in different age groups. I think volunteering at the banquets has greatly influenced my decision in wanting to become a social worker, because I find great joy in being able to help people who cannot normally help themselves.

With the utmost enthusiasm, I would like to express my interest in the intern position at WPEC-TV CBS 12. My interest in research and the truth has taken me from aspiring to be a lawyer to wanting to be a reporter/journalist. I believe that my passion for honesty, integrity and the guts to go out and get the story are a strong commitment to the world of journalism, and interest in media broadcasting make me an ideal candidate to join the WPEC-TV CBS 12 company.

As we discussed, my qualifications seem well matched for the positions. My previous internship and jobs allowed me to gain substantial experience in Business, Media Management field and become familiar with a circumstance of international relations work, the same circumstance

Attending Kent State University and earning my Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies, with a concentration in Applied Communication, has been a privilege and an honor. I have worked diligently to obtain a cumulative grade point average of 3.627. My efforts and passion also rewarded me with the privilege of being on the Dean’s List every semester and even being a member of the National Communication Association Honor Society, Lambda Pi Eta. The education and hands-on experiences that I received have demonstrated benefits in both my professional and personal life. During my senior year, I was able to intern at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland as a Communications/Promotions intern. It was a joy to utilize my education and gain real-world experience in a position that was tailored for my training and passion.