by Culpwrit | March 13, 2019 | Advice from a Pro, Q&As |
Q. My writing professor has encouraged us to start a blog, claiming it will help advance our careers. Since you have been blogging for several years, do you agree? How do you keep the process from becoming overwhelming? Other tips? A. I agree with your professor to a...
by Culpwrit | March 4, 2019 | Advice from a Pro, Guest Post, Job Search |
By Maria De Moya As a professor at DePaul’s Public Relations and Advertising program, my tweeting and teaching frequently intersect. Twitter is where I get a large portion of my news, meet and converse with pros across the country and share topics I’m looking forward...
by Culpwrit | February 26, 2019 | Advice from a Pro, Job Search |
Over the past weekend, I began reading Julia Freeland Fisher’s new book Who You Know: Unlocking Innovations that Expand Students’ Networks. Julia underscores how students are increasingly interacting with professionals from a wealth of industries via video chats and...
by Culpwrit | February 1, 2019 | Advice from a Pro, Guest Post |
By Baylee Ritter In public relations, strong writing is always stressed but never talked about. Although PR students learn how to write press releases and craft social media posts, we never learn how to skillfully wield a pen. How does one become a strong writer? Is...
by Culpwrit | January 29, 2019 | Advice from a Pro, Guest Post |
“Your reputation is what people say about you when you’re not in the room.” –– Jeff Bezos, Amazon CEO By John Millen We like to say we don’t judge people, but the truth is that’s all we do. All the time. Our subconscious minds begin assessing people from the...
by Culpwrit | January 24, 2019 | Advice from a Pro, Careers, Future Leaders, Guest Post |
By Gloria Martinez Does it seem as if you’re spending too long on the same rung, trying to climb the ladder of success? Anyone can get stuck in a rut, but sometimes a simple change can rejuvenate your prospects. Here’s how women in public relations can breathe new...
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