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Today more than ever before, everyone has a platform to spread their thoughts and opinions across their networks. If you are anything like me, your general frustration with aspects of these platforms and their resulting impact has increased exponentially over the course of 2020.
Read MoreI’m sure I’m not the only one who feels the pressure of the new year. Considering the past 12 months we’ve all endured, there seems to be an impending amount of demand to make 2021 the best year yet. On the other hand, a new calendar year feels fresh with limitless possibilities. The secret to making the current year of 2021 the best is to look at it with a combination of both viewpoints. Perhaps understanding that 2021 is only a number yet having substantial hope is the remedy.
Read MoreDuring the Covid-19 pandemic, we have all been affected as PR pros and students within regards to maintaining our relationships with fellow PR pros and peers. It is difficult to stay in contact with mentors, peers, and family with so much of our workload as students being online. While it is difficult to remain in contact with those that we are already in relationships with it is 10x harder to facilitate relationships with individuals within the PR field if you are unsure of the ways to do so. Here are a few tips and tricks to practice as a PR pro in the making in order to network during a global pandemic.
Read MoreThe end of the semester is coming up quickly. This means you’ve worked through an almost full semester and may be feeling burnout or coming close to it. Now is the time to push through those final projects and exams, not letting burnout take over your life.
Read MoreMany universities offer the opportunity to get involved with various clubs and organizations. At Grand Valley State University, I have had the opportunity to be involved in our nationally acclaimed student-run public relations firm, GrandPR. Being a part of a student-run public relations firm has enhanced my college experience and given me the necessary tools to feel confident, walking into my first job post-graduation. Here are a few benefits of applying for your student-run public relations firm at your university:
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