{"id":3679,"date":"2013-04-24T09:16:56","date_gmt":"2013-04-24T13:16:56","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/progressions.prsa.org\/?p=3679"},"modified":"2013-04-24T09:16:56","modified_gmt":"2013-04-24T13:16:56","slug":"april-twitter-chat-becoming-a-new-pro-recap","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/progressions.prsa.org\/index.php\/2013\/04\/24\/april-twitter-chat-becoming-a-new-pro-recap\/","title":{"rendered":"April Twitter Chat &#8220;Becoming a New Pro&#8221; Recap"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Thank you to everyone who participated in our April PRSSA Twitter Chat!<\/p>\n<p>We had many new participants from PRSSA and PRSA for this month&#8217;s \u201cBecoming a New Pro\u201d April Twitter Chat. Specifically, we\u2019d like to thank co-moderators Amy Bishop tweeting from <a href=\"http:\/\/twitter.com\/PRSANewPros\">@PRSANewPros<\/a> and the\u00a0<a href=\"http:\/\/www.prssa.org\/about\/Leadership\/National_Committee\/PublicRelations\/index.html\">Vice President of Public Relations<\/a>, Lauren Rosenbaum, tweeting from the\u00a0<a href=\"http:\/\/twitter.com\/PRSSANational\">@PRSSANational<\/a>\u00a0account.<\/p>\n<p>&nbsp;<br \/>\n<script src=\"\/\/storify.com\/prssanational\/april-2013-twitter-chat.js?template=slideshow\"><\/script><noscript>[<a href=\"\/\/storify.com\/prssanational\/april-2013-twitter-chat\" target=\"_blank\">View the story &#8220;April 2013 Twitter Chat&#8221; on Storify<\/a>]<\/p>\n<h1>April 2013 Twitter Chat<\/h1>\n<h2>This is a recap of our eighth Twitter Chat of the school year, &quot;Becoming a New Pro&quot; co-hosted by Amy Bishop from @PRSANewPros and Vice President of Public Relations, Lauren Rosenbaum, from @PRSSANational.<\/h2>\n<p>Storified by <a href=\"http:\/\/storify.com\/prssanational\">PRSSA<\/a>&middot; Wed, Apr 24 2013 06:14:51<\/p>\n<div>And everyone, a HUGE welcome to the @PRSANewPros as our co-host tonight! Follow their tweets as well! #PRSSAPRSSA<\/div>\n<div>Q1 How does your Chapter connect with PRSA &amp; @PRSANewPros to help members learn more about the profession? \u00a0#PRSSAPRSSA<\/div>\n<div>A1: Even from our first pitch to freshman classes, we communicate the benefit of PRSA &amp; how easy it is to join when you graduate. #PRSSAPRSSA-SE<\/div>\n<div>A1: Our wonderful officers invite local professionals to speak on issues in the field at our biweekly meetings. #prssaSteele Gamble<\/div>\n<div>We love having @PRSADE members involved in our events. We&#8217;re holding a Resume Speed Dating event with them in 2 weeks! #PRSSAChelsey Rodowicz<\/div>\n<div>Meetings? Events? Twitter chats? Tell us about your favorite involvements with PRSA. #PRSSAPRSA New Pros<\/div>\n<div>Events are the greatest benefit for our #PRSSA students to meet pros and get a feel for the industry. \u00a0#PRSSAAllye Foster<\/div>\n<div>THIS! RT @PRSANewPros: In addition to speakers, PRSA professionals can be great for informational interviews &amp; mentoring. #PRSSA #prssaNick Lucido<\/div>\n<div>A2: Another great thing: when you move, you can join the local #PRSA Chapter and automatically make connections! #PRSSALauren K. Gray<\/div>\n<div>A2: I love how willing to help ALL PRSA members are. I&#8217;ve contacted many &quot;strangers&quot; and they were all so helpful! #PRSSAChris Bonelli<\/div>\n<div>Q2: The opportunity for #PRSSA members to attend #PRSA luncheons\/meetings.Olivia Adams<\/div>\n<div>Q3 PRSA members receive numerous benefits. Which benefits are you most excited about? goo.gl\/L9N2m #PRSSAPRSSA<\/div>\n<div>A3: Career opportunities, networking mixers and community-engaging events. #prssaFrancisco J. Tobon<\/div>\n<div>Sections, Chapters, Districts &amp; National! With PRSA there&#8217;s a place for everyone to lead. #PRSSAPRSA New Pros<\/div>\n<div>A3 the #PRSA benefits that I am most excited about are the free webinars and leadership\/volunteer opportunities. #PRSSA @PRSSANationalErica Zazo<\/div>\n<div>A3: Oh for sure discounts and being able to attend the PRSA International Conference. The conferences are beneficial beyond words #PRSSAKathryn Weast<\/div>\n<div>Q4: What about entering the PR profession are you most looking forward to? #PRSSAPRSA New Pros<\/div>\n<div>A4: Being able to take my knowledge\/skills and apply them in the workplace; also to learn from pioneers in the industry. #PRSSABen Heyman<\/div>\n<div>A4: I can&#8217;t wait to share my passion for #PR with like minded professionals. #PRSSAOlivia Adams<\/div>\n<div>A4: I&#8217;m looking forward to the variety of challenges and the constant opportunity for self-improvement. #prssaSteele Gamble<\/div>\n<div>A4: Getting a salary and vacation time. If any professional tells you something else, they&#8217;re bluffing \ud83d\ude42 \u00a0#prssaNick Lucido<\/div>\n<div>Q5 What can @PRSANewPros and PRSSA do to help make your transition from student to professional easier? #PRSSA #PRSSAPRSSA<\/div>\n<div>A5: Continue to grow and build the programs you have in place now that already help us develop into strong and competitive leaders. #PRSSAAaron Krish<\/div>\n<div>A5 A panel presentation of recent @PRSANewPros would be a great way to share advice and experiences with our members. #PRSSAMarist PRSSA<\/div>\n<div>A5: See this being a recurring answer: Making connections with professionals in your area! Internship\/Job opp 1st year helps too!! #PRSSATheodore Purdy<\/div>\n<div>Q6: In addition to joining PRSA, what can New Pros do to successfully start their careers? #PRSSAPRSA New Pros<\/div>\n<div>A6 Stay connected. Be professional. Use ethics. Follow #PRSSA &amp; #PRSA standards @MSUPRSSA @PRSSANational @PRSANewProsErica Zazo<\/div>\n<div>A6: Work really hard. Build trust within your organization. Work harder. Have a great attitude. Repeat. #prssaNick Lucido<\/div>\n<div>Q7 If you\u2019re graduating: What is your best advice for underclassmen? If you\u2019re not: what is your best advice for graduates? #PRSSA #PRSSAPRSSA<\/div>\n<div>A7 For grads: don&#8217;t forget where you came from. Remember what it&#8217;s like to be a student who might need help. \u00a0#prssaPamela Chinawah<\/div>\n<div>My advice for grads: Have faith in yourself. Target those doubts and do whatever it takes to erase &#8217;em. Easier said than done though. #prssaChristian Williams <\/div>\n<div>A7: Graduating as well. Advice #2: don&#8217;t be afraid of pros &#8211; they are willing and even happy to help! \u00a0#PRSSAAllye Foster<\/div>\n<div>A7: For undergrads: Get involved w\/ #PRSA and #PRSSA early and if you can, intern in your sophomore or junior year! #PRSSAJessica N. 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