The smaller collegiate atmosphere allows students to become involved with the various
media outlets early in their college career. Students have opportunities to attend
and participate in various academic and professional conferences and workshops, both
on and off campus, as well as public readings and performances. Internships have included:
reporting for local and regional newspapers, both print and online; public relations
facilitating for nonprofit organizations; writing press releases for sports teams;
serving as production assistant in radio, TV, and film; and serving in various capacities
at a local writers' collaborative, in area schools, at local art institutions, and
with a local book publisher.
Here is a list of organizations which many MCLA students and English & Communications majors have worked with in the past:
|
Arrowhead (Herman Melville's House) |
NBCTC, Public Access, North Adams, MA |
Recent English majors have gone on to do graduate work at institutions including:
| Cornell University University of Michigan Sarah Lawrence College Emerson College Purdue University |
UMass Amherst Brandeis University Springfield College Simmonds University George Mason University |
University of Washington |
