One of the most popular topics of conversation now among the doctoral students and faculty seems to be focusing on how to effectively get a teaching and research position. Even though the economy is tough at the moment, there are still positions open. I had the opportunity to take a Read more…
It is becoming more important than ever for corporations to be able to trust their internal audiences (ex. employees). According to a recent Weber-Shandwick and Economist Intelligence Unit Survey, “more than two-thirds (67%) of global executives fear that their companies’ reputations are at risk of being compromised by online activities Read more…
In public relations, we talk about how it is very important to make sure that our messages and strategies match up to our target audiences and stakeholders. What do we exactly mean by stakeholders? Freeman (1984) defined stakeholders as being “any group or individual who is affected by or can Read more…
I have been told by friends and family over the years that being in Public Relations is the perfect fit for me. I believe that it has definitely been a field that I have really enjoyed working in. In many ways, I am providing people information, strategies, and help with Read more…
I have discussed in previous blog posts on how PR programs and professors can incorporate new technologies into the classroom. From setting up Twitter accounts to having a Facebook page for the specific class– these are all good ways to increase learning outside the classroom with their students. But here Read more…