Pomona College’s Internship Program Exposes Students to Diverse Career Paths Pomona College’s Internship Program (PCIP) offers students hands-on experience in creative fields, helping them explore various career paths. Students receive stipends to attend summer internships, allowing them to gain practical insights into their fields of interest.

Thomas Aguilar ’27, a studio art major, interned at Los Angeles-based artist Reniel Del Rosario’s studio. The internship provided him with exposure to both artistic creativity and logistical challenges, such as coordinating with clients and maintaining professional relationships. Aguilar, however, found the experience most meaningful for understanding the practical aspects of a career, emphasizing the importance of work ethic and financial support.

Jasmin Aviles Trujillo ’29 worked at the Elmhurst Art Museum, gaining hands-on experience in exhibition installation and archiving. This internship helped her build connections within the museum community and reaffirmed her interest in pursuing a career in Latin American art.

Sanja Greenawalt ’28, an English major, interned at The Book Group, where she learned about the publishing industry. Her internship allowed her to work directly with literary agents and agents as readers, providing valuable insights into the publishing world. She also used her Pomona education and skills from CSWIM to find a fulfilling career in literature and creativity.

Lishele Liyuwork ’29 interned at The Colored Girls Museum, where she contributed to museum operations and met individuals from various cultural backgrounds, broadening her understanding of diverse career paths in the arts.

Pomona College’s support enabled students like these to explore career paths beyond their academic interests, highlighting the program’s impact on student growth and career exploration. For more information, visit Pomona College’s official portal.

Source: Pomona College News, September 25, 2026

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