Remote work. Photo by Ruby Wallau / Northeastern University.

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While transitioning to a completely online working arrangement can be challenging, many CAMD students on co-op this semester have embraced the opportunity to dive into new ways of collaborating, learning, and working in a digital setting. This ability to adapt quickly and exhibit such flexibility underscores the professional nature and commitment of Northeastern students and our co-op employers. We caught up with some of our students who have moved their co-op positions online, in diverse industries — from media companies to architecture studios. Explore their stories below, and learn more about their experiences adjusting to the world of working-from-home!

Kaela Anderson, The Boston Globe

Zack Richmond, Universal Pictures

Sully Barrett, CNBC

Sofiya Kryvych, Wayfair

Joshua Sullivan, WGBH

Rowan Van Lare, The Boston Globe

Sebastian Yan, Handel Architects

Nolan Piccola, Takeda Oncology

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