Diversity Blog
The Diversity blog brings you personal content in the voices of our talented contributors who share how they are making an impact within their community, at our company and in the world.
How small breaks can lead to the BIG ONE… By Michelle Mendelovitz
Wednesday January 18, 2012 PM
There are those people in life who manage to fall into great opportunities and everything seems to always work out in their favor without much stress or effort....this is most definitely (and thankfully) not my story. "Detours" is the best way to describe my life and career. I have learned ... Read more...
My Road to the ECLE Program by Whitney Dehart
Monday January 09, 2012 PM
I began my journey at CBS over six years ago. It was my junior year in college, and I'd gotten the gig of a lifetime! I was a summer intern at CBS News—a journalism majors dream. This small-city girl from Kansas, was getting her big break. I'd always imagined ... Read more...
My Journey to CBS... By Malia Langen
Tuesday December 13, 2011 PM
When I was a child, being home sick from school was not my favorite place to be. But one highlight that came out of the experience was being allowed to watch hours of daytime TV, particularly THE PRICE IS RIGHT. I had childhood dreams of turning 18 (the minimum age ... Read more...
“Everybody here is from somewhere else…” By Kaitlyn Spinali (CBS Media Relations Intern/Stonehill College Easton, MA)
Monday November 28, 2011 PM
Ever since I was little, I have always had a fascination with television. Beyond the normal crushes young children get on the characters in their favorite shows and childhood dreams of one day becoming an actor themselves, I had always wondered what went on behind the scenes. My father always ... Read more...
Give A Gift! by Gabrielle Simpson
Wednesday November 16, 2011 PM
“From what we get, we can make a living; what we give, however, makes a life.” – Arthur Ashe
I recently had the pleasure of speaking at my alma mater’s fall graduate orientation for Public Relations. By visiting Iona College in New Rochelle, N.Y., I was reminded that everyone has a ... Read more...