Statement Of Purpose: The Smithsonian Network

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I am very interested in the Smithsonian Network’s internship program this coming Fall. After reviewing the position on your website, I am confident I could be valuable to your company. I am a full-time student going into my senior year at Pace University for Communications and Psychology. While studying Communications, I became very interested in the entertainment industry. I hope to gain even more in-depth knowledge and experience of the industry through this internship.
Throughout my college experience, I have developed excellent communication and interpersonal skills. I have taken courses such as Interpersonal Psychology, Mass Media, and Media, Culture, and Society that have made me feel very prepared to be in the busy and fast-paced environment

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