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"facebook dialogPinterest\n\nAGE: 20\n\nHOMETOWN: Louisville, Colorado\n\nSCHOOL: Barnard College\n\nHi guys! I'm Lisa, a junior Econ major at Barnard College here in NYC. I'm the latest addition to the Web intern staff, and am incredibly excited about all the projects I'll get to work on.\n\nI applied for a position as a fashion intern at Teen Vogue after having spent a semester in the beauty closet as an intern with Seventeen. At Seventeen, I got to hang out in a closet the size of my dorm room filled with the newest beauty products (seriously!!), and called in samples or press releases for new products for the editors.\n\nWhen I came to Teen Vogue, I interviewed with Truc, the fashion assistant . She noticed that I had a TON of writing experience on my resume, and suggested that I would be a great fit in the web department. She passed my resume on to Naomi Nevitt, the online assistant, and she and I played email tag for almost two months before we finally scheduled an interview.\n\nI remember my interview outfit, because I was totally agonizing over what to wear. Every time you read one of these intern bios, they talk about the labels they had on, and they sound so fabulous. As a poor college student, I definitely don't own anything designer (yet), so I hoped that my black Nordstrom Rack cardigan, cream colored ruffled blouse from Filene's Basement, and brown Gap slacks would be enough to impress. Lucky for me, style isn't just about the labels on your clothes, and my interview with Naomi went really well. I sent her clips from my articles at the Columbia Spectator newspaper, and she wrote me back to offer me a job!\n\nWeb interns here get to do a little bit of everything. I get to help update our Myspace and Facebook pages, moderate the forums, brainstorm website content, do research and pull images for stories, and get to do a little writing of my own. It also sounds like I'll get to go and do some reporting at Fashion Week! Check out my very first post for the site--a blurb on Teens For Jeans.\n\nThe Teen Vogue experience looks like it is going to be incredibly hands-on, which is awesome! There aren't many internships where you get the opportunity to get published or to do more than just filing papers and making copies. I'll keep you updated on the experience here, and at my blog, collegebeauty.onsugar.com.\n\nLet me know if you have ANY questions, about life or anything--I know about interning at all kinds of crazy places, and totally know what it's like to make a huge transition from high school to college."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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