When graphic design major Emma Sibson ’25 stepped into Stop & Shop’s headquarters in Quincy, Mass., for her senior internship, she expected to strengthen her portfolio. What she didn’t expect was to art-direct a salmon photoshoot, design a cookbook for an entire marketing department, or see her work appear in the same grocery aisles she grew up walking with her family.

For Clare Wendell ’26, sports are more than a game—they’re stories in motion. A marketing communication/advertising major and student-athlete, she spent her semester interning with Harvard Athletics, creating content, managing social media campaigns, and bringing the energy of varsity programs to life across multiple platforms.

During his internship with America East Conference, Michael Clapprood ’25 gained exposure to diverse areas within sport administration and the inner workings of a Division I athletic program.

For Endicott College student Lily Diebold ’25, an internship at the Boston College Office of Event Management gave her insight into a different aspect of her hospitality major and confirmed her interest in the hospitality industry.

For Endicott College student Isabella Pomponio ’25, an architectural internship brought her classroom learning to life and gave her the perfect introduction to the work, the projects, and the influence an architect has throughout the entire construction process.

Weathering hip-deep water and completing projects from inside a ditch were all just part of the job for Endicott College student Faith DaSilva ’25 during an internship with Mass Audubon.

In her internship at HireClix, Endicott College marketing major Isabelle Giordano ’25 learned that she enjoys the variety and fast-paced environment of working at a marketing agency and that her passion for marketing will fuel her to pursue it as a career.

From organizing game-day events to engaging fans and driving ticket sales, marketing major Ella Williams ’25 played a key role in ensuring successful athletic experiences as an intern for Boston College’s athletic marketing department.

Endicott College photography major Catherine Scarantino ’26 turned her passion into opportunity—capturing game days with the New York Mets, staging editorials in Florence, and building confidence through the Endicott Experiential Edge.

Endicott College criminal justice major Deanna Federico ’25 gets hands-on experience in the world of investigations, victims, and suspects, interning with Homeland Security Investigations and preparing for a federal career in fighting crime.

Nathaniel Fulford ’25 M’26 has taken full advantage of the Endicott Experiential Edge, most recently stepping into a dream opportunity with the Philadelphia Flyers.

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