The evolution of the professor and scholar in the academic community continues to adapt to the growing expectations and changes we are seeing presently. We have to conduct research in our areas of expertise, teaching various courses within our discipline, and mentor the future generation of young scholars. I had Read more…
I had the opportunity to head over to Lexington, KY this week to be part of the Kentucky Conference on Health Communication (KCHC) to present a paper I had a chance to work on with two wonderful friends and colleagues, Kathleen Vidoloff and Katherine Becker. Kathleen and I met when Read more…
Ciao ed io speri che stiate avendo un grande giorno! I am just practicing my Italian. 🙂 In just about a month, I will be heading to Milan, Italy to present at the annual Reputation Institute Conference. This is by far one of my favorite conferences to go to, and Read more…
Brian Solis recently commented about some of the key attributes professionals and others today need to explore and adapt in order to survive the digital environment. Having a strategy, vision, influence and a localized focus are just some of the characteristics Solis has suggested that will help others be proactive Read more…
Digital influence is a key topic for many public relations professionals and researchers to explore in their business practices and how it impacts the level of credibility, trustworthiness, and perception of the client among key stakeholders. Brian Solis recently published his report for Altimeter about this very subject and came Read more…