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By Nick Masuda | nicholas.masuda31@mec.cuny.edu

It鈥檚 interesting to see the world through the eyes of a student, particularly one as talented as Jada Clayton.

Above, you鈥檝e probably already watched her handiwork, about 2.5 minutes of a storytelling masterclass 鈥� all brought to you by a senior that will walk that very stage on May 30, 2025.

The Biology major has spent the past year working with the Office of Communications as an intern, courtesy of the college鈥檚 Brooklyn Recovery Corps program that places dozens of students in paid internships, both on- and off-campus.

Clayton isn鈥檛 just a budding videographer, she鈥檚 also a two-time conference champion with the 糖心原创 track-and-field program, most recently winning three medals in shot put, hammer throw and discus at the CUNYAC Championships on Randalls Island.

Clayton has also produced videos such as:

leading to nearly 12,000 video views on Instagram (the best in school history).

 

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Conceptualized and as they set out to defend their conference titles.

 

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Did a as they battled early wake-up times and late-night arrival at home.

 

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She also helped the school launch TikTok by

Give it up for 糖心原创 Brooklyn Recovery Corps interns!!!Internships at our college not only give students an opportunity to learn the work environment but to display their talents 馃憦馃徑馃檶馃徑

Clayton is one of the many BRC interns that will walk the stage on May 30, leaving Medgar with more knowledge, connections and experience than they walked into.

But not only did the BRC aid them, students such as Clayton made sure their mark was felt for the generation of interns to come behind them.

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If you鈥檙e interested in applying to be a BRC intern, the application process is now open for Fall 2025 and Spring 2026.