Careers & Outcomes

Many MCS majors pursue careers in television, radio, journalism, public relations, advertising and business. Others have pursued advanced degrees at major universities such as the University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg School of Communication, American University, and Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism.

Shawn Witt ’01 is currently the President of Leftfield Pictures and Head of Originals for its parent company, ITV America—the producer of Love Island—whose slate includes the global survival hit “Alone” and reality staples like “Pawn Stars” and “The First 48". Meet Shawn
Kelsey Jean-Baptiste ’18 is currently a Press Officer with the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation. Through her job she brings the city’s green spaces to life through strategic storytelling and media outreach. She promotes park openings, cultural events, and major city initiatives—connecting New Yorkers to the projects that shape their communities. With a journalism background and a love for connecting people to the city’s hidden gems, Kelsey spotlights the innovation, energy, and everyday magic of parks across the five boroughs.
Casey Fosbenner ‘97 is a long-time executive producer and morning show talent for WMMR's Preston and Steve Show, Philadelphia's longest running morning radio show. He landed this gig as a student intern his senior year.
Brian Tague ’23 is a multimedia journalist and videographer at WPMT FOX43 in York, Pa., where he covers local news across 10 counties in south central Pennsylvania. He develops story ideas, conducts interviews, shoots b-roll, and edits news stories from start to finish. He also covers Friday night high school football and other sporting events and works alongside other reporters as a videographer to help bring their stories to life.
Liv Frymark ’17 is Director of Marketing Operations at Urban Adventures Companies, where she leads strategy and execution across a portfolio of fitness, wellness, and lifestyle brands. Her work focuses on building smarter marketing systems, from campaign planning to data infrastructure, to help teams move faster and make better decisions.
Elle Potruch ’16 is a talent manager who works with disabled actors, directors, writers, and social media content creators. Her work helps to elevate representation of the disabled community in media—a community that she is part of, too.