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My weaknesses yesterday are my strengths today. This semester I am feeling incredibly accomplished as I’ve been working hard at both of the fields that I want to go into once I am done with college. This semester, I am a teaching assistant for News Editing for Public Relations, which I took last semester. Being a […]
It’s been a while since I’ve updated my blog and I’m sorry about that! I started the semester with two shows to stage manage and a class to TA in addition to a pretty heavy course load. I’m learning a very valuable lesson in balancing my time! I’ll share this lesson soon, but in the […]
Out of all the days that we have spent here, I have been looking forward to today’s topic the most! Public Relations! Alison Lowe from Felicities PR came in to talk to us this morning and in the afternoon we visited Bacchus PR, where Anna and David told us about their day-to-day work and shared a […]
Time flies when you’re having fun! Hello from London! They say time flies when you’re having fun but this week has actually gone by pretty slowly. That isn’t to say that I haven’t had any fun in my first week here—that is far from the truth. We are within walking distance of practically anywhere in the city, […]
“Travel the world so that you do not think that you are the center of it.” I’ve always been a huge advocate of this mindset and try my best to fulfill it whenever I get the chance to. I went to Japan during the summer of 2008 for a language immersion program, I went to […]
I’m fairly familiar with the Newseum’s regular exhibits, having been there three times now, and so on Saturday I breezed through the exhibits that I am familiar with, but took the time to pause at the Sept. 11 exhibit, which always catches my breath no matter how many times I go there. The mangled staff that […]
The Sixth Annual Grunig Lecture last week proved to be very rewarding for aspiring PR students looking for tips and pointers from 15 professionals from around the D.C. Metro area. Advice ranged from how to incorporate youth into PR campaigns to how to successfully enter the PR world on the junior level. The final piece of advice came from FleishmanHillard President and CEO Dave Senay’s lecture, “Ethics as Culture,” where he made it very clear that “Being in PR is not a spectator sport.”
I decided to take advantage of the rare “non-flash photography is permitted” announcement made during “The Matchmaker” understudy run. Incredibly pleased with the outcome, as was the understudy cast because they do not get any official photos for their performance. You can find more photos on my Flickr. Full gallery here
Analyzing your research tactics as a PR officer for an on-campus group can seem trivial, but there’s still a lot that goes into it.
Okay. So. I just shared a link on Facebook about the racist backlash from the recent interracial couple commercial that Cheerios just released. If you haven’t watched the video, it features a mixed girl maybe 4 or 5 asking her white mother if Cheerios are good for your heart, her mom says yes, and it […]
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