<http://schema.org/articleBody>
"Name: Amanda VeraldiAge: 20Hometown: King of Prussia, PASchool: Columbia University This is my second summer in a row interning at Teen Vogue. I've loved themagazine I've loved Teen Vogue since its debut; I have...\n\n[\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nAge: 20\n\nHometown: King of Prussia, PA\n\nSchool: Columbia University\n\nThis is my second summer in a row interning at Teen Vogue. I've loved the\n\nmagazine I've loved Teen Vogue since its debut; I have just about every issue at home and I even picked out my junior year prom dress from the May 2005 issue, so I was super excited (and extremely nervous!) about my interview. Thankfully, the interview went smoothly and a few days later I got a call welcoming me to the Teen Vogue team. I worked with Corey Towers, the photo researcher, through the summer and my fall semester. I spent last semester studying abroad in Madrid, Spain (don't worry, my mom sent me my much needed monthly doses of Teen Vogue) but kept in contact with some Teen Vogue-ers and was able to land myself another internship for the summer--this time with Jennifer Kim, the photo producer. As I walked through the doors of 4 Times Square last week for the first time in six months, I was more happy than ever to be back in New York and, more importantly, back at Teen Vogue.\n\nAs a photo research intern with Corey I helped search for photos for specific stories and trends. Now, as Jennifer's intern, I do a bunch of different tasks, mostly related to making sure each photo shoot runs smoothly. It's really interesting to see all the small details come together and it's really exciting to see what goes on behind the scenes of my favorite magazine.\n\nEveryone I work with at Teen Vogue has been super friendly and approachable. Corey and I shared lots of laughs and Jennifer and I get along really well (we even have the same Starbucks drink!) The other interns are also amazing and it's nice to have a group of friends to see at work every day; I'm especially excited about this summer because one of my good friends from high school, Sam, is also interning in the photo department!\n\nIf you are interested in an internship at Teen Vogue or elsewhere I recommend that you try to get in contact with the company to find out about specific opportunities. Also check with your school, a lot of times internships will be advertised directly through colleges and universities--some even have special intern programs like Conde Nast's. Don't get discouraged if things don't immediately fall into place, keep your chin up and something will come through!\n\nAs a somewhat \"veteran\" intern at Teen Vogue, I'd be more than happy to answer any questions you have!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.teenvogue.com/story/meet-amanda>