District Conference Preview – PR Advanced: Navigating an Unchartered Future (Boston University 2022)

District Conference Preview – PR Advanced: Navigating an Unchartered Future (Boston University 2022)

This article is part of our 2022 District Conference coverage series. For more information on PRSSA District Conferences, click here. Boston University’s PRSSA Chapter is proud to host their 15th annual District Conference PR Advanced: Navigating an Unchartered Future on Saturday, February 12, 2022.  How did you arrive at your conference theme and what can members expect to see at […]

January 2022 Twitter Chat Recap Back to Basics: Best Practices for Elevating Yourself

January 2022 Twitter Chat Recap Back to Basics: Best Practices for Elevating Yourself

PRSSA hosted their first Twitter chat of the 2022 year on January 24, 2022 at 9 p.m. ET. Titled “Back to Basics: Best Practices for Elevating Yourself” this chat, hosted by PRSSA National and Kim Aldunate, vice president of career services, inspired Chapter members to reflect on their career goals and devise ways to achieve them. Highlights can be found […]

The Benefits of Working an Office Job in College

The Benefits of Working an Office Job in College

While on the search for an internship that could lead to a full-time position, some students overlook the opportunities available on campus.  Working as a student assistant for my university’s orientation program has given me the opportunity to learn skills many students will not encounter until their first day in the office after graduation. From sending emails to using the […]

The Perfect Product Launch (Taylor’s Version)

The Perfect Product Launch (Taylor’s Version)

Unless your cell phone has been dead since November 12, you’ve probably heard something about Taylor Swift’s release of Red (Taylor’s Version). As a public relations professional, having your client drum up as much attention as this album release would be an absolute dream come true. I can only imagine what Swift’s PR team was thinking when they saw that […]