Attention All PR Graduates
Three months before graduation, I think I know it all. Knowledge and experience were gained both inside and outside the classroom through
G is for Gatorade; that is NOT good enough for me!
“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet” – William Shakespeare, Romeo
Well informed. Well in advance.
Over the past two years you saw the commercials and billboards, heard the radio service announcements and received information in the mail
Public Relations for Africa
Africa. What thoughts come to your mind when you see that word? AIDS…Orphans…Poverty? Those were the images that used to come to
A Long Look in the Mirror
Your image is what others see and think of you. Your image is what gives you a good or bad reputation. Your
Customer Service: A Stepping Stool to Public Relations
“The customer’s always right.” This is the common motto spoken by managers across the nation, over and over again. Since the beginning
A Time of Transition
Barack Obama’s campaign trail was paved with technology and innovation. During his two-year campaign for change, Obama and his staff utilized social
What Not to Wear
Possibly the hardest part of the transition from the classroom to the field is the dress code. College life is full of
A New Image: Cultivating Culture & Class in America
Public relations campaigns are everywhere and everyone seems to be a part of them. Whether for a political campaign, club opening or
Get A Personality
Throughout my years as a student, I’ve heard teachers and practitioners alike ask students why they want to enter the field of