Emily Margolis

I am a Political Science graduate with a minor in Public Health from Tulane University. I am passionate about how policy and community programs shape public health outcomes. Through coursework and research in epidemiology, healthcare access, and disease response, I’ve developed a strong analytical foundation and a deep understanding of the systems that influence community wellbeing.

I’m especially drawn to evidence-based interventions, health education, and strategies that promote equitable access to care.

My experience spans internships, international programs, and educational roles that strengthen communication, project management, and community engagement skills.

At Spero

Media, I supported media buying and marketing initiatives through research and vendor coordination. As a CIEE Abroad Ambassador in Barcelona, I created digital content and engaged students to boost program participation.

At Isidore Newman

School, I led after-school STEM and social development programs, collaborating with faculty to enhance student learning. These experiences have honed my ability to manage projects, communicate effectively, and contribute to programs that promote community wellbeing.

I am proficient in using Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, and Adobe Suite, along with various social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat. I am eager to apply these skills and my experiences to a professional setting, enhancing my practical understanding while contributing to your team's success.

Advertising Intern | New York, NY | Spero Media May 2024 – August 2024

• Supported media buying and planning through market and audience research.
• Coordinated vendor outreach to secure pricing, availability, and placement options.
• Assisted marketing initiatives through organized communication with internal and external partners.

• Created digital content showcasing cross-cultural experiences to enhance program visibility.
• Engaged students through targeted outreach, increasing participation in cultural events.

• Supported student learning and growth by leading after-school STEM and social development programs.
• Collaborated with faculty to implement structured programming supporting educational growth.

Bachelor of Arts, Political Science | Minor: Public Health | GPA: 3.753