Public relations in general has been stereotyped as being a profession that “spins.” Whether you are in entertainment public relations or work in athletics or even politics, you hear about these statements regarding spin. There has been a lot of coverage recently with the presidential election– and it’s been interesting Read more…
I feel like in many ways I have been a late adapter to Facebook, but I have been on for about two months now and I have really enjoyed it! I have been able to connect with friends from high school and various colleges and see what everyone has been Read more…
Everyone has an image, personal brand, and reputation– you, me, and even big entities like universities. It is interesting to see what universities make the cut as being in the top 100 in the United States. Each year, the Princeton Review publishes their list of what they consider to be Read more…
Professor Jerry Swerling of the University of Southern California’s Strategic Public Relations Center released an important assessment on the state of the Public Relations industry in corporate America. Here’s the full release! Dr. Swerling discovered in his analysis for this year’s review an emergence of Public Relations in organizations and Read more…
This past week, I participated in the University of Tennessee College of Communication and Information 30th Annual Research Symposium on February 29, 2008. The conference gained a great deal of support from our university community as well as active regional public relations professionals. This was a great sharing & learning Read more…