Scripps PRSSA

As PR professionals, we are well versed in our computer skills. Almost everything we do is completed by the touch of our fingertips, which means that our job gives us the unique ability to work from anywhere. I’m sure most of us would love to be sitting beach-side writing press releases and creating brilliant campaigns … Continue reading ‘PR’ODUCTIVITY TIPS FOR WORKING AT HOME – SIERRA HEILMAN →

Dear Dr. Stewart, Dr. Stewart, the outgoing director of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism On behalf of the Hugh M. Culbertson Chapter of PRSSA (Scripps PRSSA), thank you. Thank you for your dedication to the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism as the school's director and continuous mentorship to Scripps PRSSA members. From bringing in … Continue reading A THANK-YOU LETTER TO DR. STEWART →

“And what did you take away from today’s lecture? Anyone?” I sit in my very first college classroom and watch as the professor glances around the room looking for someone to single out to answer his question. At the time I wondered why it mattered. I wondered what it even was that I took away. … Continue reading Senior Farewell: What You Take with You – Sami Morsink →

Ever since I joined PRSSA, I knew this moment would come – a graduation filled with proud moments and painful goodbyes. I never expected it to be like this, virtual and non-existing and way too soon, but we’re still doing the best we can to make memories. I think my journey to PRSSA is one … Continue reading Senior Farewell: A List to PRSSA – Hannah Schuller →

The photos you see above are some of my favorite photos I’ve ever had. What you see in these photos is pure happiness and genuine friendship.  I joined PRSSA because I had discovered the Scripps PRSSA twitter account as a highschool senior. I knew I was going to be a strategic communication major, and I … Continue reading Senior Farewell – Haley Bender →

If you have watched "The Office," you might remember the scene where Jim is asked to create a "rundown" in season five episode 21. Jim has no idea what creating a “rundown” means and struggles throughout the day to figure it out. This scene describes a lot of my summer internship. In the corporate and … Continue reading A GUIDE TO JARGON AT YOUR INTERNSHIP – HALEY BENDER →

For the last meeting of the semester, Scripps PRSSA was pleased to hear from Ben Clos from TENFOLD! A 2015 graduate of the Scripps School of Journalism, Ben Clos has navigated the Columbus communication and advertising industry. Immediately after graduation, Ben moved to Columbus to search for jobs and begin his post-grad life. Beginning his … Continue reading APRIL 20 – BEN CLOS, TENFOLD →