University Student Awarded Prestigious Advertising Internship
University of Scranton communication major Jedediah Stewart received one of just 19 American Advertising Federation Vance and Betty Lee Stickell Student Internships for the summer of 2015. He will intern at Leo Burnett, Chicago.
University of Scranton student Jedediah Stewart was among only 19 students in the nation selected to receive a prestigious American Advertising Federation (AFF) Vance and Betty Lee Stickell Student Internship for the summer of 2015.
Each year, approximately 15 students, nominated by their AFF Student Chapter, are selected to receive 10-week internships at renowned U.S. media organizations, advertising agencies, and client and supplier companies. This is the second consecutive year that a University of Scranton student was awarded a Stickell Internship.
Stewart, Scranton, is a junior at the University majoring in communication. He will intern at the award-winning advertising agency Leo Burnett in Chicago, Illinois.
Stewart served in Iraq in 2009-2010 as a specialist in the U.S. Army with the 111th engineer company, 1st engineer battalion of the 555th engineer brigade. He serves as president of the University’s Student Veterans Club.
The Stickell Internship program was established in 1989 to honor the late Vance L. Stickell, former executive vice president, marketing, for the Los Angeles Times. The program is intended to raise awareness and understanding of advertising processes and business ethics among future advertising professionals. The interns receive a stipend in addition to either a scholarship or assistance with housing.
