Branches is an offshoot of one of the oldest and largest international news services, Catholic News Service. Branches was created as a way for students at Jesuit universities across the globe to interact, discover, and discuss issues of faith that directly relate to campus life and young adulthood.
During my time interning for CNS Branches, I was the lead Student Associate and managed all other associates' weekly articles, social media posts, and general responsibilities. I organized weekly calls to our office in Washington D.C. and hosted meetings to discuss digital and print advertising campaigns. I held my teammates accountable for their participation while maintaining strict deadlines for myself and my own deliverables. Below are some examples of the original work I produced for CNS Branches.
Weekly blog posts centered on the intersection of Catholic faith and campus life. Read the entire article here.
Read this entire article on our CNS Branches blog.
Read this entire article on our CNS Branches blog.
Bi-weekly Facebook posts featuring CNS Branches blogs and current events.
I coordinated and executed monthly Guest Blog posts from interested students across the Santa Clara University campus.
Timely tweets coincided with our Facebook campaigns, digital advertising across community boards, as well as print-outs distributed across campus.
