Communication Graduates

Reinhardt Prepares You By Having...

• An outstanding major curriculum and academic preparation
• A skills-based focus on experiential learning in an intercultural context
• Close relationships with faculty members as mentors
• Field experience in a communications internship
• A faculty-monitored portfolio review
• An exit interview with faculty members 
• Broad networking opportunities

" My advice to future grads is don't give up. There are so many opportunities for you out there. It's just a matter of finding them. Sometimes people get it in their heads that the world doesn't exist outside of their school and hometown. It's out there. You just [need] to want it."

Cade Fowler '07

Terence Johnson and Communications Professor Larry Webb

"Apply for as many jobs as humanly possible and go on as many interviews as you can. The more you get your name out there, the better your chances are of landing a good job. And I would also say, network, network, and network some more."

Terence Johnson '08

 Whitney Peterson

• Hometown: Hambersham, GA 
• Graduated: 2005
• Employer: Zoo Atlanta  
• Current Title: Multimedia Productions Assistant

Communication classes at Reinhardt College helped Whitney Peterson, Visual Communication Arts Fall 2005 graduate, in every aspect of her job.

Whitney currently works at Zoo Atlanta as the Multimedia Production Assistant.

While at Reinhardt, she did her internship at PAX television station working in the master control room. She also worked 3 1/2 years at RCTV Live, which is the college news station.