ASU Insight: Young alums present 'Views from the Working World'


Steven Totten, Phoenix Business Journal, Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, ASU, First Amendment Forum

Steven Totten of the Phoenix Business Journal offers advice to students at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

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Getting that first job can be the toughest part of starting your working career. What can you expect? What should you do on the job as a newbie? The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication has started a new season of "Must See Mondays" in the First Amendment Forum at the ASU Downtown Phoenix campus, recently featuring Cronkite School alumni who have found jobs in their fields of interest and they offered excellent advice to current students.

Panelests included: Chelsey Davis (’13), multimedia journalist at ABC15; Shawn Deloney (’13), senior producer of creative content at the Phoenix Suns; Samantha Incorvaia (’16), digital producer at azcentral.com; Meenah Rincon (’14), media relations officer at ASU; and Steven Totten (’12, ’15), reporter at the Phoenix Business Journal. Panel discussion led by Vanessa Ruiz, director of the Cronkite News Borderlands desk.

Alumni, Downtown Phoenix campus, Students, Law, journalism and politics, Journalism, Career development, Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication

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