Carolina Panthers

Athletic Trainer Intern

July - August 2019 • Charlotte, NC

What I liked

Loved the people and having the opportunity to work with a professional organization.

What I wish was different

Nothing

Advice

Always work hard because you don’t know whose watching

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Assistant Broadcast Producer

July 2019 • Charlotte, NC

What I liked

I continue to work for a professional organization learning all the ins and outs needed to be a top level video producer. I love football and making videos and being able to enjoy both is a blessing!

What I wish was different

I’m still currently in the position and actively making sure I can learn and do as much as I can before my time is up.

Advice

Take advantage of what you have and be humble! Learn as much as you can and don’t be afraid to ask questions. The more you learn, the better you become as a person and a professional I’m your craft.

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Public Relations Intern

July - August 2019 • Charlotte, NC

What I liked

I loved working a job that I was passionate about. I want to pursue a career in the NFL, so working for the Panthers was a dream. I liked how the Panthers took care of its employees and utilized us to the best of our abilities.

What I wish was different

I only wish it could have been longer. It was for the duration of training camp.

Advice

Chase your dreams even when it's uncomfortable. Follow up with employers and be persisten.

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Training Camp Communications Intern

July - August 2018 • Spartanburg, SC

What I liked

Getting to interact with the players on a daily basis and getting to know them on a more personal level was probably one of the greatest parts of my job. Seeing how communications in the NFL are ran, especially when news is being broken every waking minute of the day.

What I wish was different

I wish we had been able to work throughout the entire pre-season.

Advice

A huge part of my job was interacting with the players and for anyone, that can be very intimidating. Just being brave enough to jump out of your comfort zone can really be helpful. Keeping an open mind, show up and doin't just do what is asked of you but go beyond what is required. Jobs in sports are few and far between and it's all about connections and experience. Gain as much as you can and allow your employer to see why you're an asset and not just another intern.

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