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Interviews can be daunting, and the questions you may get asked don’t help. While simple questions like “tell me about a time you worked in a group” can be a simple answer, there are plenty of questions that are common, yet still difficult if you don’t know how to go about answering them. “Tell Me … Continue reading Smart Answers for Tough Interview Questions
Between classes, work and student organizations, the start of a new year can quickly already feel old. That’s why it’s important to remind ourselves what matters, inside and outside the classroom. Here’s a guide for the top four tips a public relations student needs to keep in mind in the new year. Follow the … Continue reading Four tips for a public relations student to remember in 2020 and beyond
I started commuting last semester, and it was definitely a shock to me. I wasn’t used to getting up early at all, I didn’t know how public transportation worked, and I had no clue how I was going to balance writing articles for Odyssey, while also being involved in PRSSA’s e-board and having to work … Continue reading Student Orgs, Working, and Commuting: How to Handle It All
The Netflix sensation “You” has achieved a record-breaking 40 million views. TV Guide proclaimed the series one of the top 5 shows of 2018, and the season two resurgence this past December has only grown the series’ viewership. The show has been compared to similar narratives like ABC’s Revenge and CBS’ “Dexter”. But You … Continue reading Why “You” has Brilliant Branding
Do you ever wonder why certain issues or items will gain popularity in one area of our nation and not the other? You’re unsure if it’s the frigid temperatures in the Northeast or the trade winds coming in from the Pacific Ocean? Our country is massive and it basically all comes down to one thing: … Continue reading Public Relations Trends Across the United States- East Coast Hustle-Bustle vs. Island Tropics Relaxed Vibes
Every year is a year of growth, but 2019 is the year I’ve definitely flourished the most. From bad breakups to stressful work situations, I’ve experienced the lows. Luckily, there were highs, and those the highs encompassed what it means to bounce back and what that time of healing and enjoyment feels like. Throughout the … Continue reading 2019: Three Lessons to Learn
In the Fall of 2015, I embarked on my college journey at Temple University. I started off my career path as an Information Science and Technology major in the College of Science and Technology. Coding used to intrigue me, but I felt that I couldn’t envision myself this career path. I felt that … Continue reading Switching From Information Science & Technology to Public Relations
Nothing could have prepared me for my first semester of college. My life was turned completely upside down; living with a roommate, eating at the dining hall, and being away from my friends took time to adjust to. Arriving on campus for the first time was exciting, but at the same time I felt lost … Continue reading A Reflection On Being in PRowl My First Semester of College
Unlike many who contribute to this blog, I do not dream to be a public relations practitioner. But, that doesn’t mean I do not value or care about PR any less. My freshman year of college, I was looking into taking up a minor. I knew I wanted to learn more about being a better … Continue reading My Love Letter to PR
It is hard to go anywhere and not hear someone talking about the Marvel Cinematic Universe, especially if one of its key players is being ripped out of the franchise. The MCU just recently finished its “phase 3” of movies last summer with Avengers: Endgame and Spider-Man: Far From Home. Both films were huge hits … Continue reading Spider-Man: Bouncing From Home to Home