Their skills are desired by all of the major mass media as well as other industries that employ skilled writers. UC graduates have found jobs at newspapers and at radio and television stations of all sizes, including the national networks. Some alumni have taken their skills into public relations and advertising firms and into the business and political worlds. It offered me a chance to explore my interests within the fields of journalism and public relations, to work on the Tangerine, at the College radio station, and for the Public Relations Student Society of America. The courses I took and the work experiences that I had at UC built the solid foundation which has helped me enjoy a successful career for more than two decades.
Good writers go far.
It's that simple. My experiences at Utica College propelled me to my first job as a reporter and those journalism skills formed the foundation for my work in public relations. I use my skills learned through UC's journalism and public relations programs in my work today. The programs offer a mix of strong classroom work with intense practical experiences like working on the student newspaper or covering a town board meeting. At UC you learn more, and you do it in classes where the professors know who you are.