Sesame Workshop Internship

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When I was a little girl, my grandma use to take care. Our schedule was simple. I’d come over before my mom went to work, we’d get a bowl of corn flakes (extra sugar), and turn on Sesame Street at 11am on PBS23. I was so amazed by all the colors and characters that I didn’t even realize that I had an extensive vocabulary for a child that hadn’t been to school yet. Cornflakes and Sesame became our thing. Eventually, Sesame Street started coming on twice a day and I started attending daycare. Our cornflakes and sesame street routine would come to an end, but I wouldn’t learn the importance of it until I grew a little older. When I was in the sixth grade, my grandma was diagnosed was Alzheimer’s. It was a quick change and she went from knowing …show more content…

Sesame Workshop’s mission is using “the educational power of media to help children grow smarter, stronger, and kinder”. These are all things I learned from Sesame Street and my grandmother and I want to be a part of ensuring that the next generation gets to enjoy these school and life lessons with their grandmas or whoever else they get to enjoy the wonders of 123 Sesame …show more content…

For US Social Impact, I think I offer a lot of perspectives and will be able to properly examine the impact and present ways to increase the impact within the country. Public Relations is all about image. When I think of Sesame Street, I think of representation. If selected as the Public Relations intern, I’ll make it my greatest to put representation on the forefront in any publicity project I work on. Lastly, for Media and Publishing, I think it’s the category I have the most experience in it. I have work extensively trying to gain knowledge of the media industry. So, I am choosing this department to further knowledge in children’s

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