Upon graduating from Quinnipiac, McIntosh has worked at several stations, including WJLA in Arlington, Virginia, WTNH-TV in New Haven, Connecticut, WFSB-TV in Rocky Hill, Connecticut and Verizon Fios 1 News in Rye Brook, New York.

“I always had a passion for journalism,” said McIntosh. “Quinnipiac prepared me for a career in broadcast news by providing a solid journalistic foundation, where I learned about AP Style writing, how to put together story packages for TV and the history of legal cases surrounding journalism.”

Fearon, who also came home to teach at Quinnipiac, is a reporter for WFSB-TV.

“I’m on the air every night, typically 4 or 5 or 6 p.m., but it could be any time of the day, any day of the week,” he said. “And it's all because of what I've learned at Quinnipiac. I mean, I was part of Q30, a little bit of QBSN, a little bit WQAQ but mostly Q30 being in the sports department, being a beat reporter for men's basketball for a few years, men's soccer and just covering the great sports that we have. And just took all those tools and was on the air for ‘Sports Paws and ‘Bobcat Breakdown’ and the Q30 Newscast and just trying to get on the air as much as possible, get as much experience.”