If you like writing, or want to sharpen your skills, writing a blog is fun and beneficial. To write a well-organized and purposeful blog, here are a few helpful tips to keep in mind! Don’ts: Don’t use too much content. You do not want to overwhelm your readers. Keep it simple and they’ll be moreContinue reading “5 Blogging Do’s and Don’ts”
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3 Books to Read for Aspiring PR Professionals
In the public relations field, writing is one of the most important tools we have. However, instead of creating content, we can turn to books from some leaders in the field for meaningful advice. Here are only a few of the inspiring and informational books that the PR world has to offer. Each one ofContinue reading “3 Books to Read for Aspiring PR Professionals”
Break Through the Interview: A Recap of the Interview Skill Slam
The word ‘interview’ often makes people cringe. Interviewers can be intimidating, stressful, and can make you rethink what you should and shouldn’t have put on your resume. People walk into interviews never fully knowing what to expect, and never fully able to figure out whether the words “we’ll be in touch” mean you got theContinue reading “Break Through the Interview: A Recap of the Interview Skill Slam”
Spring Into Success: 4 Tips to Make The Most of Spring Break
Finally, it’s time to relax after a busy first half of the semester—spring break is here! In between basking in the glow of the sun (or not…where is warm weather?) or just the glow of your computer screen, this time is also a great opportunity to work on your professional brand. Here are some tipsContinue reading “Spring Into Success: 4 Tips to Make The Most of Spring Break”
Short, Sweet and To the Point – Tips for Successful Blogging
Gone are the days when a blog post was simply used as an outlet for one’s thoughts. Sure, these blog posts still exist; but bloggers have taken to the social media channel to further act as journalists, reviewers, and opinion leaders. Anyone can write a blog post – but who wants to attach his orContinue reading “Short, Sweet and To the Point – Tips for Successful Blogging”
Heather Tansley, Communications Specialist: Taking A Leap and Finding Her Passion
If you asked Heather Tansley what she wanted to do with her life as she entered college, her answer would have had no trace of the words “communications.” In fact, Tansley started school at the University of Delaware with a major in Neuroscience, planning to enter the medical field. So how exactly did TansleyContinue reading “Heather Tansley, Communications Specialist: Taking A Leap and Finding Her Passion”
How to Take a Break and Get Ahead: Winter Session Recap
Overwhelmed with the amount of free time on your hands during the lengthy winter vacations we get here at UD? To those opposed to kicking back by the cozy fire, there’s actually a lot that can be accomplished in just two short months. I, personally, couldn’t let the opportunity of UD’s winter session pass meContinue reading “How to Take a Break and Get Ahead: Winter Session Recap”
PRSSA-UD’s General Meeting Recap: Crisis Communication
Jumping into the spring semester, PRSSA-UD wasted no time getting down to business at their official second meeting on Monday, March 2. The meeting began with two speakers talking to the organization about SPPA (School of Public Policy and Administration) and its potential to help members who decide they want to join and apply. From there, aContinue reading “PRSSA-UD’s General Meeting Recap: Crisis Communication”
#UDPRIntern: The Five Do’s and Don’ts of Interning for a Small Business
When did you realize you were meant to work in public relations? This past winter, I interned for The SuperNutritionist (SN), a nutritionist business based on Long Island. My favorite part of the experience? Getting a rush knowing I was helping a small business owner thrive in today’s economy through my social media strategies. ThatContinue reading “#UDPRIntern: The Five Do’s and Don’ts of Interning for a Small Business”
#UDPRIntern: Double Duty: How to Work Two Internships
Tabs, to-do lists, and timesheets—oh my! This winter, I took on two internships—one at The Journey church and one at UpTrend Creative & Consulting. Fun? Absolutely. Crazy? For sure. As per usual, I accepted a hefty workload without realizing its weight. However, the lessons learned and the skills acquired are far worth the frantic andContinue reading “#UDPRIntern: Double Duty: How to Work Two Internships”
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