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" Name: Trisha Goyal Age: 18 College/Year: New York University Stern School of Business, Class of 2015 Internship: Marketing Intern at UNICEF Seventeen: How did you find your internship? TG: I found it on internships.com. 17: What do you do on a daily basis at your internship? TG: I work directly with the marketing team on marketing research and internal branding where we create a unified message where we guide all the other departments&amp;#039; fundraising and awareness efforts. 17: What&amp;#039;s the most important think you have learned so far? TG: As a business student, I never exactly thought of non-profits as an industry that requires true business knowledge, but I&amp;#039;ve learned it totally does! I really enjoy working in this environment with people who are truly excited and dedicated to saving children around the world. 17: What tips do you have for college students who want to intern at UNICEF? TG: I definitely suggest getting involved in UNICEF&amp;#039;s campaigns such as the Tap Project and the Trick-or-Treat campaigns prior to applying so that you really understand what UNICEF is all about. Also, do your homework by researching UNICEF&amp;#039;s mission, goals, and various campaigns. Find something that interests you and use it in your cover letter. If you are passionate about something, it will show! 17: What do you hope to do after college? TG: Honestly, I&amp;#039;m still figuring it out. I&amp;#039;m a freshman in college and am just exploring. I have interned in supply chain management, fashion, and now a non-profit. Each experience has offered me some new insight where I learned something about myself. I am not limiting myself right now. I know that wherever I go, I will take the ideals of UNICEF with me. The possibilities are endless, and I&amp;#039;m not done exploring. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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