Graduate Placement Info
 | Possible career opportunities after ACJGraduates find opportunities in many career fields from small communities to large cities. They write and take photographs for newspapers and magazines; prepare radio or television scripts and programs; work in consumer relations with agribusiness firms; serve as extension and experiment station editors; communicate for agencies; edit company magazines; manage social media; work as legislative communicators or graphic designers; become communication directors; and countless other jobs. |
Where you might work after graduation
- Public relations firms
- Trade and governmental organizations (like USDA or EPA)
- Agribusiness firms
- Livestock breed associations
| - Nonprofit organizations
- Food and agribusiness publications and websites
- Newspapers
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Internship Possibilities
Other opportunities for media work include departmental student positions and intersession and summer internships. Some examples of places students have interned include, but are not limited to:
- The White House
- U.S. Department of Agriculture
- U.S. Department of State
- Fleishman-Hillard Public Relations
- Kansas Farm Bureau Communications Division
| - National Pork Producers Council
- KFRM, K-State Radio Network
- Angus Journal
- National FFA Organization
- Roberts Dairy
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