Caroline Osse

Growing up in central New Jersey, Caroline — nicknamed Caro and Care — always aspired to, in the most cliché way, "go places." Not just outside of the farmland bubble where she was from, but to the city and beyond. She has traveled to three continents and over fifteen countries, but that's just the beginning for her hopeful travel pursuits in the future. However, to Caroline, New York City is her home.

Currently, she is Social Media Associate, a senior intern position, at NYU's Office of Interactive Media where she supervises a group of about a dozen interns and develops strategy for social media and community development at NYU. Her past internship experience includes administrative work, market research, ghostwriting, copyediting, social media strategy, and blogging.

A member of NYU's Class of 2013, Caroline recently earned her B.A., magna cum laude, in Social & Cultural Analysis with a minor in Business Studies from the College of Arts & Science. She also received her professional certification in Public Relations from NYU's School of Continuing & Professional Studies the same year.

Caroline completed her senior thesis, a year-long research paper, in Spring 2013. Her thesis, Mapping Sociality: Millennial Social Experience in Digital Space, received High Honors and was presented at her college's Undergraduate Research Conference and her department's Honors Thesis Conference.

Throughout college, Caroline studied abroad in Florence and Shanghai for a semester each. In her final three semesters back in New York City, Caroline worked intimately with Asian/Pacific/American (A/P/A) issues through her involvement with The A/P/A Institute at NYU's A/P/A BRIDGE program. Through this program, she developed skills in event planning, facilitation, and leadership. She also co-founded the Social Media Club at NYU during her final semester.

Caroline aspires to work