The Communication Studies faculty strongly recommend that you consider doing one or more internships during your college career at SUNY Oswego. Internships are academic programs tailored to the individual's specific interests and designed to fit within the student's academic schedule. Here are just three important reasons for doing an internship:

*Internships, both on and off campus, provide you with an opportunity to explore career paths to see if a particular career is right for you.
*Internships provide you with an opportunity to make contacts and to network in your future career field
*Internships can provide you with college credit that can count towards graduation

Recent internship opportunities available to students included:

NBC Television - The Conan O'Brien Show, The Today Show, Carson Daly, NBC News
CBS Television - The Late Night Show with David Letterman, The Young and the Restless
NBC Sports - The Summer Olympics
MTV Networks - Real World
Time-Warner - CNN News Network, News 10 Now, RNEWS Rochester
Madison Square Gardens -MSG TV Network
ESPN Sports
Nicktoons
Fox Broadcasting Network - Fox News Network, Fox Investigative Team
BET -Black Entertainment Network
Disney World
King World Production - The Dr. Phil Show
RCA Records, BMG Records, Arista Records,
Viacom Radio Networks
Westwood One Radio Networks
ABC Television - Regis and Kelly, Good Morning America
Al Roker Productions
Fort Production
Empire Sports Networks

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plus dozens of opportunities at regional and local newspapers, radio and television stations, cable networks, advertising agencies, not-for-profit organizations, political campaigns and more.

Internships for Communication Studies students may be done in the summer or during the fall or spring semesters. Credit may be granted either through the Office of Experience Based Education or within the Communication Studies Department. To facilitate organizing internships, the Communication Studies Department has an Internship Coordinator who will be happy to meet with you to discuss your particular needs.

For more information contact:
Professor Jerry Condra, Internship Coordinator
16 Lanigan Hall
Telephone: 315.312.3521
Email: condra@oswego.edu