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The Faces Behind Thunderly: Meet our Earned Media Intern

Thunderly Welcomes Sarah Cate White as our Earned Media Intern

Grace Gorman, Social Media Account Coordinator    Meet Sarah Cate White, Thunderly’s newest Earned Media Intern! Sarah Cate joins us as a junior at Saint Mary’s College.

Sarah Cate White

In this Q&A, she shares why she chose marketing and PR, what excites her most about interning at Thunderly, and a few fun facts. Check out Sarah Cate’s perspective below:

Why did you choose to get into marketing/PR?

  • I chose to get into marketing/PR because I am interested in how the field blends personal connection with large-scale communication.


What excites you most about interning at Thunderly?

  • I am most excited to work in a professional environment and to get tangible experience in the marketing/PR world.


What’s one skill you’re hoping to sharpen while you’re here?

  • A skill I am hoping to sharpen during my time at Thunderly is my strategic thinking. I want to further harness my understanding of market dynamics. 


What’s an activity you have always wanted to try, but haven’t had the chance to?

  • An activity that I have always wanted to try is bonsai.


What is your ideal way to spend a weekend?

  • My ideal way to spend a weekend is taking a long walk, visiting a museum, and then having dinner reservations at a new restaurant.


What are a few fun facts about you?

  • I am very interested in Art History and am pursuing a minor in the subject. My favorite artist is Sandro Botticelli!
  • I attend an all women’s college, Saint Mary’s College.
  • I was published in the Indianapolis Star in Fall 2025 for an investigative piece.

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