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For communication major Annabelle Gray ’26, interning at Boston-based Quotable Media marked an exciting first step into the public relations industry. As part of a small, mission-driven agency that amplifies female-founded businesses, Gray took on a wide range of responsibilities—from pitching clients to media outlets and developing social media strategies to assisting with client events.

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.