PGA TOUR: Bold PR move?
Growing up a golf fan, I didn’t realize until recently how involved PGA TOUR players are with charities. After working as a Texas Golf Association
Using PSAs to Change Opinion About Religious Stereotypes
Be it opposition to the proposed World Trade Center mosque in New York City or Florida Pastor Terry Jones threatening to burn
Finding Your Future Career
As a senior PR student, I’m beginning to feel the pressure of transitioning into the workforce. This pressure continues to build as
Lady Gaga: Fashion Faux Pas or Good PR?
For anyone who missed the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards this year, I’m sure you heard about the outrageous dress worn by
Obama’s Communication Struggle in the White House
At the 2004 Democratic National Convention, I watched as Barack Obama addressed the nation for the first time on behalf of John
Are Internships a Win-Win Situation?
As a child, summertime meant signing up for camps, going to the pool and relaxing with friends. The only thing that really
Let’s Get Visual
by Cheryl Gale, Guest Blogger Managing Partner and Co-founder, March Communications As PR professional for 20 years in both the U.S. and
PR: The Experience
When I chose public relations as my college major, I honestly didn’t know what it meant. I’ve always enjoyed writing and knew
What’s your social media poison?
As college students, we throw around the word “addiction” when we’re referring to our BlackBerrys, iPhones, iPods, Facebook and Twitter pages, YouTube
Tiger Silenced, Nike Tees Off
Nike released an advertisement with Tiger Woods that continues to receive a lot of hype. In the ad, Tiger’s late father speaks