What Can I Do Next? – The Philip Tate Story
This is the story of Philip Tate, a man who kept pushing forward until he found exactly what he was meant to do.
Advancing the Profession and the Future Professional
This is the story of Philip Tate, a man who kept pushing forward until he found exactly what he was meant to do.
Esta es la historia de Philip Tate, un hombre que siguió avanzando hasta encontrar exactamente aquello para lo que estaba destinado.
Conseguir una pasantía es tarea difícil y eso no es ningún secreto. Como estudiante de segundo año finalizando mi semestre de primavera, estaba desesperado por conseguir una pasantía, algo que parecía tan cerca y, al mismo tiempo, tan fuera de mi alcance.
Internships are hard to get. That is no secret. As a sophomore concluding my spring semester, I was desperate for an internship, something that seemed so close yet so far from my grasp.
En 1981, Betsy Plank, APR, Fellow PRSA, fundadora de PRSSA, trabajó junto con varios miembros de la Sociedad para crear los Amigos de PRSSA.Su objetivo era construir un canal de conexión entre estudiantes de relaciones públicas y profesionales con más experiencia. Casi una década después, el programa fue absorbido por PRSA y renombrado como Champions for PRSSA. Durante más de […]
The key thing for students to know is that professionals who have become Champions are the easiest to approach to learn how to begin interacting with professionals. These people are actively saying they want to help, which means that the fear or intimidation of approaching them shouldn’t be the same as reaching out to another professional you don’t know.
At ICON 2024, I had the pleasure of recording a podcast with a great role model of mine, Gina Laughlin. Gina is the Vice President of Global Communications at Delta Air Lines and serves as a Co-chair for Champions for PRSSA. Her leadership, poise and passion for mentorship shines through in everything she does. You can listen to the first […]
This post is part of PRSSA’s ongoing ICON 2020 coverage. Be sure to check out our student recaps on Progressions as well as other coverage on PRSay, the official blog of PRSA. 2020 has proven to be a truly special year. Worldwide pandemic. Social justice. Disinformation. For future public relations professionals, a ton of uncertainty. ICON 2020, PRSA’s first-ever virtual […]
Congratulations! You’ve graduated from college but sadly, that also means you’ve graduated from PRSSA. You can’t help but think to yourself, what next? At the 2018 Leadership Rally in Scottsdale, Arizona, PRSSA National Faculty Adviser, Alisa Agozzino and PRSA Board Liaison, Michelle Olson discussed the structure of PRSSA and how to make a seamless and beneficial transition to PRSA. Dr. […]
https://storify.com/prssanational/chatting-with-the-champions-twitter-chat-recap#publicize Thank you to everyone who participated in our event planning Twitter chat. Specifically, we’d like to thank our co-hosts Vice President of Career Services Demi Wolfe (@DemiWolfe62) and Vice President of Digital Communication JaCey Yonke (tweeting from the @PRSSANational account) for guiding the conversation. Be sure to join us for next Twitter chat taking place in February.
