Public Relations Through the Lens of Manhattan

When people think of New York City, the quintessential symbols come to mind: taxis, pretzels, rushing to work in the streets of Manhattan and sky-high office buildings. Terms often associated with NYC are “fast-paced,” “ever-changing,” “opportunity” and “stress.” Public relations has had a habit of matching NYC in some of its symbolism. The practice is constantly evolving to match new […]

Benefits of a Multidisciplinary Approach to Public Relations

Despite tendencies to differentiate skills and specialties in disciplines like liberal arts and sciences from skills in public relations, these disciplines are all connected. Communications professionals can, and should, borrow from these disciplines to achieve the most reach, impact and viability of their communications strategies and tactics. Borrowing a multidisciplinary approach from the field of public interest communications, public relations […]

Brexit and the Future of European Public Relations

In a world where global and cultural literacy is becoming increasingly important, public relations plays a vital role in various aspects of the international arena. From foreign diplomacy to domestic policy, it takes strategic communication skills to bring countries together and build support on both foreign and familiar soil. In alliances such as the European Union (EU), building mutually beneficial […]

How to Make the Most of Any Internship

With only four short years to gain the experience needed to enter the public relations profession, the pressure is on for undergraduates to enhance our skills, broaden our networks and determine which path we will take within the industry. Without the pressure of full course loads and extracurricular activities, summer is the perfect time to do just that. Don’t be […]

June Monthly Reading Round-Up — A Letter to Public Relations Students, How to Pitch Better Brand Stories, Rules of Job Reference Etiquette

Another month has flown by and so have many of the headlines we’ve read. Between jobs, internships, activities and relaxing, it’s easy to fall behind on industry-related news and trends. Here are eight interesting articles you may have missed this month. 1. A letter to public relations students Author: Gary Bridgens Publication: PR Daily Former PRSSA National Vice President of Chapter […]