Tales From Cubeland: What Classes Didn’t Teach Me About My First Job
Over the summer I was asked to continue my young pros column in PRSSA’s national newspaper, FORUM. Since transitioning from editor of the publication to the professional world, I’ve had a terrific opportunity to continue my byline as a columnist. This year’s editor, Amy Bishop (Indiana University), has been a pleasure to work with, and … Read more
Ten Steps to a Successful Internship
Intern season is upon us. Congrats to those who have graduated and hats off to those who have already landed an internship. In the spirit of the season, I spent some time compiling a list of keys to a successful internship to help you advance to the next level – full-time employment. These suggestions are based from … Read more
footprints forum: What would you teach an intern?
The focus of this blog has always been to help students and young professionals create a successful career in public relations. The advice offered on footprints (up to now) has exclusively been my own, but I’ve realized that must change immediately. The vast network this blog has created is filled with great questions, insightful opinions and solid … Read more
Tenacity
If I were to coin a word of the year for 2010, it would be “tenacity.” I’ve caught myself using it on a regular basis lately, so why not feature a post for the word? I’m not going to do the cheesy thing where I give the Webster Dictionary’s definition. Instead, I want discuss what … Read more
Young Professional of the Year
Thanks to the support of so many in my life, as well as the opportunities I’ve been proactive to pursue, the Charlotte Chapter of PRSA named me the 2010 Young Professional of the Year on Wednesday. PRSSA and PRSA remain important focuses in my life. The two societies have done so much for my professional … Read more
