Communication, Media and the Arts Career Community

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS , NYC , Boston , Chicago , Dallas , Los Angeles  , San Francisco , Washington DC, Pittsburgh , Raleigh , Orlando  

2. Handshake: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago , Dallas, Los Angeles , San Francisco , Washington DC,  Pittsburgh , Raleigh , Orlando   

3. Indeed.com: NYS , NYC , Boston , Chicago , Dallas  , Los Angeles , San Francisco , Washington DC, Pittsburgh  , Raleigh , Orlando 

4. LinkedIn: NYS , NYC , Boston , Chicago , Dallas , Los Angeles , San Francisco , Washington DC , Pittsburgh , Raleigh , Orlando  

 To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• The Association of International Product Marketing & Management (AIPMM)

• American Marketing Association 

• Business Marketing Association 

• Insights Association 

• Product Development and Management Association (PDMA)

• Sales and Marketing Executives International  

• Public Relations Society of America (PRSA)  

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Social Media, Marketing, Communications, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search. You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Brand Management. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Brand Managers

• Advertising, Promotions, and Marketing Managers

• Sales Managers

• Market Research Analysts

• Public Relations Specialists

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Brand Management!  Titles like  “Associate Director of Brand Management”, “Brand Strategist and Graphic Designer”, “Community Relations Manager”, “Social Media Strategist”,and so much more!  You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect! 

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Brand Management

• Social Media Marketing

• Communications 

• Public Relations

• Teams & Collaboration

• Business Strategy 

• Data Analysis    

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

 To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• National Association of Broadcast Engineers and Technicians

• National Association of Broadcasters

• Audiovisual and Integrated Experience Association

• Society of Broadcast Engineers

• Audio Engineering Society

• International Women in Radio and TV

• American Federation of TV and Radio Artists

• University Film & Video Association

• Association of Independents in Radio

• Center for Asian American Media

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Television, Radio, Correspondent, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Broadcasting. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Reporters, Correspondents, and Broadcast News Analysts

• Broadcast, Sound, and Video Technicians

• Announcers

• Film and Video Editors and Camera Operators

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Broadcasting! Titles like “Vice President and Director of Media Relations”, “Special Projects Producer”, “Master Control Operator”, “Content Creator”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Audio Engineering

• Podcasting

• Audio Equipment

• Recording Studio Setup

• Video Editing

• Video Production

• Communication

• Public Speaking

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• Association of Writers and Writing Programs

• International Women’s Writing Guild

• Mystery Writers of America

• Romance Writers of America

• Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America

• Women’s Fiction Writers Association

• Academy of American Poets

• Poetry Society of America

• National Association of Memoir Writers

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Copywriting, Publishing, Editing, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Creative Writing. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Writers and Authors

• Editors

• Technical Writers

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Creative Writing! Titles like “Writing Center Director”, “Marketing Writer”, “Freelance Writer and Editor”, “Blogger”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Writing

• Creativity 

• Content Marketing

• Communication

• Time Management

• Personal Branding

• Script Writing

• Personal Effectiveness

• Social Selling

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.  

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• ArtTable 

• Association of Professional Art Advisors 

• College Art Association (CAA) 

• The National Association of Independent Artists

• Professional Association of Visual Artists (PAVA)

• Society of Illustrators 

• Society of Illustrators, Artists, and Designers

• International Association of Art Critics

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Illustration, Painting, Architecture etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Fine Arts. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Craft and Fine Artists

• Architects

• Art Directors

• Special Effects Artists and Animators

Amazing Alumni! 

We have so many alumni working in Fine Arts! Titles like “Studio Art and Ceramic Teacher”, “Art Director”, “Printmaking Studio Manager”, “Art and Marketing Facilitator”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “courses” or pathways that are relevant:

• Illustration

• Drawing

• Painting

• Art Composition

• Photography

• Color Theory

• Concept Art

• Architectural Design

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• AIGA the professional association for design

• Upstate New York AIGA 

• SEGD Society for Experiential Graphic Design 

• RGD Association for Registered Graphic Designers 

• UCDA University & College Designers Association 

• SPD Society of Publication Designers

• SND Society for News Design

• The Graphic Artist Guild 

• Color Association of the United States 

• D&AD Global Association for Creative Advertising & Design Awards 

• The Type Directors Club

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Branding, Web Design, Multimedia, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Graphic Design. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Graphic Designers

• Special Effects Artists and Animators

• Craft and Fine Artists

• Art Directors

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Graphic Design! Titles like “Graphic Designer”, “Visual Design and Marketing Specialist”, “Digital Accessibility Analyst”, “Professor of Art” and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Brand Design 

• Digital Publishing 

• Logo Design

• Poster Design

• Typography

• Color Theory

• Responsive Web Design

• User Interface Prototyping 

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource! 

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA)

• American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE)

• Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC)

• Institute for Public Relations

• Investigative Reporter and Editors (IRE)

• National Association of Broadcasters (NAB)

• Newspaper Association of America (NAA)

• Poynter Institute of Media Studies

• Public Relations Society of America (PRSA)

• Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA)

• Society for Professional Journalists (SPJ)

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking, there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Journalism and Print Media. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Technical Writers

• Writers and Authors

• Reporters, Correspondents, and Broadcast News Analysts

• Editors

• Fundraisers

Amazing Alumni! 

We have so many alumni working in Journalism and Print Media!  Titles like “Digital Editor and Reporter”, “Freelance Feature Writer”, “Director of Content Strategy”, “Reporter”, and so much more!  You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Writing

• Creativity

• Communication

• Personal Branding

• Content Marketing

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource! 

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• American Film Institute

• American Screenwriters Association

• Society of Camera Operators

• University Film and Video Association

• Cinema Audio Society

• Women In Film

• The Gotham Film and Media Institute 

• International Documentary Association

• Sundance Institute

• American Cinema Editors

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Directing, Screenwriting, Video Editing, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Film. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Film and Video Editors and Camera Operators

• Producers and Directors

• Actors

• Special Effects Artists and Animators

• Broadcast, Sound, and Video Technicians

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Movies and Film! Titles like “Director”, “Filmmaker”, “Content Producer”, “Script Reader”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Cinematography

• Script Writing

• Filmmaking

• Video Editing

• Shooting Video

• Sound Design

• Video Production

• Video Pre-Production

• Video Post-Production

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

 To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• American Association of Independent Musicians

• Americana Music Association

• Broadcast Music, Inc.

• Music Artists Coalition

• Songwriters of North America

• American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers

• Black Music Action Coalition

• Member Licensing Collective

• National Music Publishers’ Association

• Recording Industry Association of America

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Producing, Composing, Recording, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Music. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and then click here to view many relevant videos and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Musicians and Singers

• Music Directors and Composers

• Producers and Directors

• Music Therapist 

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Music! Titles like “Music Director”, “Music Teacher”, “Music Therapist”, “Independent Music Professional”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Audio Engineering

• Music Composition

• Sound Design

• Music Theory

• Audio Post-Production

• Music Production

• Music Remixing

• Audio Recording

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

1. Public Relations Society of America

2. Public Relations Consultants Association

3. Public Relations Council

4. ColorComm - Women of Color in Communications

5. The Association for Women in Communications

6. Hispanic Public Relations Association

7. International Public Relations Association

8. National Black Public Relations Society

9. Institute for Public Relations

10. PR Club of New England

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Media, Marketing, Communications, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Public Relations. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Public Relations

• Communications

• Broadcast Media

• Promotions/Marketing

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Public Relations and Image/Brand Management!  Titles like “Outreach Strategy Manager”, “Senior Brand Manager”, “Director of Media & Insights”, “Communications Coordinator”, and so much more!  You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant:

• Advertising & Promotions

• Brand Management

• Public Relations

• Business Strategy

• Communication

• Teams & Collaboration

• Data Analysis

• Project Management and Software

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• National Association of Sports Officials

• Sports Marketing Association

• North American Society for Sports Management

• Association of Outdoor Recreation & Education

• National Recreation and Park Association

• College Sports Information Directors of America

• American Academy for Parks and Recreation Administration

• National Association of Basketball Coaches

• American Baseball Coaches Association

• American Football Coaches Association

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Coaching, Sports Agency, Camp Director, etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Sports & Recreation. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Coaches and Scouts

• Dancers and Choreographers

• Umpires, Referees, and Other Sports Officials

• Athletic Trainers

• Advertising, Promotions, and Marketing Managers

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Sports & Recreation! Titles like “Franchise Development Manager”, “Strength and Conditioning Coach”, “Sports Director”, “Sports Anchor”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Coaching and Mentoring

• Decision-Making

• Talent Management

• Recruiting

• Public Speaking

• Leadership Skills

• Teams and Collaboration

• Communication

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource! 

Internships & Jobs!
We’ve built some searches for you in our most popular programs to get you started, but feel free to tailor this to meet YOUR needs!  To find remote positions only, type in the word “remote” for location in any of these platforms.

1. CareerShift: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

2. Handshake:  NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

3. Indeed.com: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

4. LinkedIn: NYS, NYC, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Orlando

 To find and explore information on potential employers within this industry we recommend utilizing CareerShift or Buzzfile.

Professional Associations
Joining associations can lead to networking connections, access to conferences and events, internship & job listings, and professional development.  Find them all on LinkedIn and join their online group first!

• American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA)

• Association For Visual Arts 

• Society of Illustrators, Artists, and Designers

• Society of Illustrators

• Design History Society

• CAA: Advancing Art and Design

• D&AD

• Graphic Artists Guild

• International Association of Art Critics

• New Media Caucus

• American Institute of Architects

Typical Job Titles
Depending on what you are seeking (Graphic and Interactive Art such as Sculpture and Ceramics, Architecture etc.), there are many types of job titles for which you can search.  You may want to use these typical search terms when looking for opportunities in Visual Arts. To learn more about these occupations for career exploration purposes, utilize this link to log into Candid Career and hear directly from industry experts about a day in the life of their occupation. 

Typical Skills Needed for Success
As you develop your resume, cover letters, and prepare for interviews, you’ll want to highlight examples that prove you have the skill sets this industry demands.

• Special Effects Artists and Animators

• Craft and Fine Artists

• Architects

• Photographers

• Art Directors

Amazing Alumni! 
We have so many alumni working in Visual Arts! Titles like “Art Teacher and Visual Designer”, “Creative Director”, “Product Designer”, “Graphic Designer”, and so much more! You can review their amazing career paths through LinkedIn to get a sense of their trajectory, companies for which they worked, and once your profile is perfect, even reach out to connect!

You can also take advantage of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, sponsored by the Oswego Alumni Association.  Fill out the ASK questionnaire to be provided with potential alumni matches to find someone whose career best aligns with your interests.

LinkedIn Learning “Courses” or Pathways that are Relevant

• Illustration

• Typography

• Art Composition

• Painting

• Design Thinking

• Poster Design

• Logo Design

• Architectural Design

For information on relevant undergraduate majors, minors, student organizations to get involved with, and more, check out our “What can I do with a major in …” resource!