High schoolers who want to work in the field of professional dance have two choices to make. They can either go to college for a Bachelor of Fine Arts in the subject or find a school that has a Bachelor of Arts program. Read on for a few things to consider.
Janis Walker ’24 is currently a Teacher Assistant at the Boston Ballet School, the official dance school from the renowned Boston Ballet. She assists in the Art Exploration program, one of the school’s summer programs that caters to children ages 3-8…
If you love the theatre, but don’t necessarily want to work as an actor, singer or other type of performer, the great news is that you still have a plethora of other options. There’s technical theatre, where you put together lighting displays, ensure…
Going to college while working full-time (or even part-time) is a great option for adults who want to further their education and gain new employment opportunities. However, there are a number of pros and cons that come with doing so. Read on to learn your choices to ensure that balancing work and school is the best option.
Summer is synonymous with baseball, and this summer, a number of our Sports Broadcasting majors are interning with collegiate baseball leagues around the country. From Cape Cod to Palm Springs, we caught up with a few of them to find out how their seasons…
From YouTubers with millions of channel subscribers to members of Instagram who land plenty of sponsorships, thanks to their followers and interactions, influencers are those who make up this new career option. Between sponsors, paid placements and advertising…
Student-athlete and Business Management major Nicholas Ricci ’24 is completing his summer internship at Fidelity Investments, where he’s leveraging the skills he developed both in the classroom and on the field. Nicholas is interning in Fidelity’s Health…
There's more to working in sports than simply interviewing players on the field or providing a play-by-play account from a broadcasting booth. In addition, students majoring in Sport Management or working in a related field need to have a solid understanding of sports law. Read on to learn more.
It seems as though everyone has a podcast these days. Celebrities host their own podcasts, offering spots to guest stars; there are privately-run podcasts on topics like true crime, video games and sports. Despite all of these podcasts, there’s plenty…
Our students are on fire with exciting internships this summer. Musical Theatre major and Arts and Entertainment Management minor Molly Donnelly ’24 is gaining hands-on experience with event management at WaterFire Providence. WaterFire Providence is…
