Career Catalyst Immersion Program (CCIP) Participants

Aime Fernandez ’23

Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication

“The Kopenhaver Center, my second internship, was a vital stepping stone in shaping how I approach content and carry myself professionally. It helped me break out of my shell when connecting with women in leadership roles, immersing me in its mission to uplift women in communications and inspiring me to grow into my voice as a communicator.”

Christine Valcourt ‘ 23

Communication

“It was an honor to be empowered by women and work with the Kopenhaver Center to provide accessible resources that empower other women. During my time here, I was inspired to build confidence in students pursuing a career in communication”.

Veronica Bauza ‘ 24

Global Strategic Communication

“Through the Kopenhaver Center, I gained incredible mentorship that refined my skills as a woman in communications; preparing me to navigate the industry with confidence. My experience there showed me the power of strong female leadership in communications and reinforced my skills as a marketer and copywriter to amplify diverse voices and create content that resonates.”

Kimora Miller ’24

Public Relations, Advertising and Applied Communication

“During my time as an intern at the Lillian Lodge Kopenhaver Center, I witnessed firsthand the center’s dedication to providing students with essential resources and etiquette, particularly for women in communications. This experience not only allowed me to develop valuable skills but also opened doors to new opportunities, helping me gain insights and connections that have been instrumental in shaping my career path.”

Antonio Suarez ’24

Digital Arts

“My experience at The Kopenhaver Center introduced me to invaluable lessons and a welcoming community. The Center’s impact is profound, highlighting accomplished women and inspiring growth. This experience gave me a real glimpse into my future in Graphic Design, teaching me time management and the importance of creating quality work.”

Adriana Argueta

Digital Arts

Taylor Johnson

Global Strategic Communication