Marketing

Jordan Juetten ’25 expanded her knowledge of economics and marketing through two summer experiences — one in a London classroom and the other in a Massachusetts business office.

Riley Decker ’23 served as a marketing intern with Powerlifting America in the summer of 2022.

Outside of the classroom, Colgate students work hard on their career preparation. Along with the University’s rigorous liberal arts education, Career Services’ four-year development plan offers students a framework with actionable steps to take during each undergraduate year. The staff at Career Services would like to recognize and celebrate student accomplishments this year.

I worked with the design team and added my own insights to current projects. I also helped acquire new leads for the UX Bureau, in addition to working with clients directly.

Starting this June, all students are invited to a summer-long series of interactive virtual events with alumni.

Eleven undergraduate students traveled to New York City for a career immersion trip with Colgate Women in Business (CWiB) and Colgate Career Services, spending Friday, February 15 conducting site visits and learning from alumnae.

I was responsible for translating hundreds of phrases and sentences from Chinese to English, fixing in-app grammar-related errors, and providing consulting services for the apps in America. My largest responsibilities were finding and establishing a relationship with an American freelance reporter, and finding online influencers for the company to hire.

I spent my summer as an intern with Danielle Brown, a fashion household name in Ghana, that produces African-inspired contemporary pieces. It has been one of my most impactful summers so far.

I worked for Guinness World Records this summer. I ran the inquiries email box all summer but also held many responsibilities in the form of projects.