Marisa Sloan graduated in 2019 with a BA in English/CW and minors in art history and professional writing. She creates content for client websites and social media manages client social media accounts creates and implements monthly email marketing campaigns creates graphics for client promotion and writes and edits monthly blog posts. In this role, Macy Jo gets to blend her love of copywriting, editing, social media strategy & management, and digital marketing. She built on her experiences and writing skills to work as a Digital Marketing Coordinator at Paradigm Digital Group, a digital marketing agency. She also copyedited for The Daily News and interned at a local digital marketing agency. At Ball State, Macy Jo was involved in Jacket Copy Creative and The Broken Plate. Macy Jo Byerly graduated in May 2019 with a BA in English/English Studies and minors in professional writing and business. In this role, Melissa blends her background in writing, design, and marketing to help develop an array of creative projects-from radio commercials to billboards, from websites to television scripts, from social media to strategic plans, and everything in between. After her summer internship, Intersection hired Melissa as a full-time copywriter. She used experiences and expertise gained in these roles to secure an internship at Intersection Advertising Agency. At Ball State, she was heavily involved with the Daily News, The Broken Plate, Jacket Copy Creative, and Book Arts Collaborative.
Melissa Jones graduated in May 2018 with a BA in English/CW and minors in French and professional writing & emerging media. Marisa Sloan, Digital Copywriter, Asher Agency, Fort Wayne.
Read more about career outcomes for humanities majors.Īlso, here’s a breakdown by specific major. We chose these five pathways based on the data about where humanities majors go after graduation. Think of it this way: In the years ahead, we’d like students to choose a major, a minor and 1-3 pathways.Moving forward, all Stars to Steer By events will be advertised according to these categories so that you can explore different career directions.In order to help you narrow down your career options from “anything” to something more manageable, we’re introducing the concept of “pathways,” five broad career categories (see the points of the star above) that humanities students often pursue.All of the events feature Ball State humanities alumni.All of the events will take place in North Quad 160 from 5-6:15.
MICHELLE SUBLER SERIES
The popular series (a partnership between the College of Sciences and Humanities Dean’s office and the Ball State Career Center) returns in Spring 2020–with a few changes. And the Stars to Steer By lecture series will show you how. What can you do with a humanities degree? Almost anything.
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