Women In Media - UCSB

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- UCSB WIM 25’-26’

⭐️ ITS TIME!!! ⭐️

Women in Media is looking for a passionate group of students to join our 2026-2027 Executive & Intern Team!! 🎬👩‍💼

Whether you’re into leadership, marketing, film or just want to get more involved on campus — this is your opportunity to grow with a supportive & inspiring community! 💜

📆 Apply by May 10th at 11:59 PM
🔗 Link in our bio!!

TOMORROW!⭐️ The last event of the year… the First Few Years Panel at 6pm in North Hall 1105!

Come hear from recent UCSB grads thriving in the post-college world! Our speakers are:

🎤 | Assistant at True Public Relations

🎤 | Brand Partnerships & Advertising Manager at SB Life & Style Magazine

🎤 | Assistant, Client Social Impact at United Talent Agency

We hope to see you there!!!

We’re forever reminiscing 🥹 What an incredibly
inspiring and fun time we had hosting our 10th Annual Spring Conference this past weekend⭐️

To everyone who attended & our the speakers, thank you thank you THANK YOU. Truly. You all are so amazing and we’re beyond lucky to have had you!

Special shoutout to: @shutterbusco

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& congratulations to .itskendra and on being next year’s WIM Presidents!! 💟

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The itinerary for the 10th annunal Spring Conference is officially here! 💜⭐️🎬

Purchase your tickets in our bio! - See you this weekend 💐

ANNOUNCING OUR LEADING LADY: JANET YANG ⭐️🍿🎬

Janet Yang is an Emmy and Golden Globe-winning Hollywood producer and the former President of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. A trailblazer in the industry, she has built an influential career producing globally recognized films and fostering cross-cultural storytelling.
She first rose to prominence through her collaboration with Steven Spielberg on Empire of the Sun, followed by a partnership with Academy Award-winning director Oliver Stone. Her work includes The Joy Luck Club and The People vs. Larry Flynt, both critically acclaimed projects that highlight her ability to bring powerful, diverse stories to the screen.
Yang has been featured in The New York Times, LA Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Bloomberg, Variety, South China Morning Post, as well as on numerous television and radio shows across the US and Asia.
Her more recent projects include the Academy Award-nominated animated film Over the Moon, inspired by the Chinese moon goddess, as well as the Tribeca breakout documentary The Rose: Come Back to Me. Across her career, she has worked with some of the most respected names in film.
Beyond her producing work, Janet is a passionate advocate for global understanding and representation in media. She is a member of the Committee of 100, an advisory board member of Asia Society Southern California, and co-founder of Gold House, an organization uplifting Asian and Pacific Islander leaders across industries. She currently leads Janet Yang Productions, which is developing projects with diverse themes.
Recognized as one of The Hollywood Reporter’s “50 Most Powerful Women in Hollywood,” Janet continues to lead with impact both on and off the screen.

We are beyond thrilled and honored to have you, Janet!!! 💜⭐️