Everyone goes through a time in their life where they feel like the odd one out. Growing up in rural Ohio, I felt disconnected from Latino and Mexican culture simply because there was almost no one like me. When I was at home, I would see my mom and my grandpa whose Latino heritage was evident through both their appearance […]
For a PRSSA Chapter in Latin America, like the Universidad de San Martín de Porres (USMP), connecting with other Chapters not only in South America but also in the United States is vital for the growth and development of its members. These exchanges foster a rich wealth of ideas, the creation of strategic alliances, and the opening of international opportunities […]
In the beginning of 2024, I stood at a crossroads, contemplating the bridge between my studies in Corporate Communications and Marketing and their practical impact. It was a period filled with questions rather than answers, leading me to seek insights beyond the textbooks. Conversations with my professors revealed a previously unrecognized opportunity—the revival of the PRSSA Chapter at Baruch. This […]
When you hear PRSSA, what is your first thought? Is it a communications organization on your campus or an international society of students who want to learn and grow together? During my freshman year, I thought PRSSA was a small club, but now I know it is so much more. The thing that changed my perspective? District Conferences. District Conferences […]
As I look back on my academic and professional journey, I feel compelled to share the profound impact that the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) has had on my development. My name is Korpo Parks, and my involvement with PRSSA at the University of South Florida (USF) has been a pivotal aspect of my growth as both a […]
Written for BIPOC Mental Health Month The rise of mentorship programs, employee resource groups, productive discourse, and research devoted to public relations professionals who identify as black, indigenous, and other people of color (BIPOC) indicates that the PR industry is steadily becoming more inclusive. However, as we continue to create resources for BIPOC working professionals, we must not overlook their […]
Winter break of my sophomore year marked a pivotal moment in my college journey. Nestled on the couch with my laptop, I stumbled upon the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) website. A wave of excitement surged through me. “How am I just now discovering this?” I thought. The Society’s name sounded vaguely familiar, sparking memories of Western Washington […]
Written for BIPOC Mental Health Month The rise of mental health importance over recent years brings forth significant conversations about how individuals understand it, live with it, and support others in their communities. Even with a significant rise in popularity, however, the topic of mental health remains filled with misconceptions, resistance and cultural taboos- most prevalent in communities of color. […]
Our PRSSA Chapter at Appalachian State University has experienced remarkable growth after nearly falling apart two years ago. By focusing on key strategies and engaging activities, we were able to revive the Chapter while doubling our membership. As the president, one of the first steps in our Chapter’s turnaround was creating a sense of community. We rescheduled our meetings from […]
Among the highest and most powerful individuals in the government, there is someone in the background curating their image. They may not always be recognized but deserve the same amount of credit as the elected official. Temple University’s Public Relations Student Society of America hosted its TU Invitational Conference on Saturday, April 6, 2024. This year’s theme was “PRoltics,” focusing […]
