Taylor Wagner
Taylor Wagner is a Junior in the Carroll School of Management concentrating in Marketing. She has been writing for the Business Section of The Observer for the past two years and has continued to contribute articles as she studies abroad in Parma, Italy during the Spring Semester of 2011. In addition to writing for The Observer, Taylor is a member of the Boston College Pom Squad, Dance Organization of Boston College and the Marketing Academy. Taylor is seeking a career in advertising and public relations after graduation and enjoys contributing to the Business Section of The Observer and the many friends she has made on The Observer Staff.
Taylor's Articles
Written by Taylor Wagner
Business
Nov 15, 2011
Many students are concerned with landing an excellent summer or semester-long internship that will hopefully lead to a full-time job after graduation. In response to the increasing importance of internships for resume building and real-world experience, the Boston College Career Center offers an Externship Program for undergraduate students. Although it is not widely publicized on [...]
Written by Taylor Wagner
10/18/11, Business
Oct 18, 2011
The Carroll School of Management offers not only a great business curriculum, but also world-class faculty members, experts in all fields, who are dedicated to sharing their knowledge with CSOM students. There are too many great professors and administrators in CSOM to give them all due justice, but the following are five people CSOM students [...]
Written by Taylor Wagner
10/4/11, Business
Oct 4, 2011
With ever-increasing tuition costs among top universities across the country, many question if the investment is worth it in the long run. In the past, it has gone without saying that college is a phenomenal investment in one’s future, since research studies have found that college graduates make almost $1.6 million more in a lifetime [...]
Written by Taylor Wagner
9/20/11, Business
Sep 20, 2011
As a senior reflecting on the past three years at Boston College and looking forward to my final year on the Heights, I believe it is important to give underclassmen some advice on how to make their time at BC and at the Carroll School the best it can be. After talking to some incoming [...]
Written by Taylor Wagner
Blog, Editorials Blog
Aug 24, 2011
This summer I took my love for my hometown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to a new level by interning at JENNMAR, a company that specializes in making ground safety control products for coal mines. I worked in the marketing department at JENNMAR’s corporate headquarters in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania assisting the marketing director and manager with daily tasks [...]
Written by Taylor Wagner
4/20/11, Business
Apr 20, 2011
As a result of increased globalization in recent years, most business schools in Europe are focusing on improving their international courses and offering students opportunities to learn and work abroad. To keep their students competitive in the international economy, they are now offering internships all around the world from China to India to the United [...]
Written by Taylor Wagner
2/8/11, Business
Feb 8, 2011
With economic, political, and social issues plaguing some of the most vulnerable countries in the European Union, the Euro Zone needs to address the transition to the euro from the local currency in order to keep the economies of Europe stable. The European Central Bank has established a fund from which struggling members can borrow [...]
Written by Taylor Wagner
12/7/10, Business
Dec 7, 2010
Sports business is one of the largest industries in the United States today. From positions in college athletics, professional sports, and sports associations to facility management staffs, event management staffs and sports media coordinators, there are many different paths for students who have a passion for both sports and business. In addition to growing trends [...]
Written by Taylor Wagner
11/16/10, Business
Nov 16, 2010
Most Carroll students anticipate working for an accounting firm or an investment bank after graduation, but students with an undergraduate business degree can work in a myriad of fields that coincide with their own personal interests. Careers in the arts may hold appeal for many students, especially CSOM students who are interested in applying their [...]
Written by Taylor Wagner
10/19/10, Business
Oct 19, 2010
Last Wednesday, the Marketing Academy hosted its first event of the year in the Fulton Honors Library featuring two members of the New York Giants marketing team. John Maguire, the Senior Vice President of Corporate Partnerships, and Jessica Slenker, the Sponsorship Account Executive, both offered advice on working for a professional sports team to students [...]