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As an incoming freshman, I was bombarded with the phrases “join clubs” and “get involved.” Every student and instructor I talked to emphasized how important being active outside of the classroom is due to the experiences and opportunities that you may not get otherwise. With over five hundred student organizations on campus and multiple different … Continue reading Getting Involved on Campus – Kenzie Zumbro →

Finding a balance between our academic and social lives can be difficult, especially if there’s a job to consider. It can become overwhelming, causing many of us to experience high levels of stress. Fortunately, most of this stress can be resolved through study tactics and methods. The methods below were created to help us better … Continue reading Study Tips and Tricks – Isabellia Moyers-Chavez →

As Vice President of Public Relations, I get to do a lot of really cool things in PRSSA. One of them is co-heading the publicity committee. Publicity has been something I have been very interested in since this summer, so I love getting to be on this committee! So far, I have really enjoyed working … Continue reading BTS of the Publicity Committee – Ellie Coldiron →

“And off she went, firing arrows straight into the heart of that old dark cloud, leaving flowers in her wake.” – Unknown  I went to New York City for the first time when I was nine years old. It was 2009, I was in the third grade, and Single Ladies by Beyonce was playing on … Continue reading Clouds of Senior Year – Laine Dannemiller →

Madison is currently the media and communications planner on the Nike account at Wieden+Kennedy in Portland, OR. After graduating from OU, she was the social media manager for a running store in Portland. Madison also worked at an advertising agency called Rain the Growth Agency as an assistant media planner for 7 months before starting … Continue reading October 3 – Madison Sury, Wieden+Kennedy →

Merriam-Webster defines a mentor as, “a trusted counselor or guide,” but a mentor in college can mean so much more — a coach, a tutor, a friend. College can be a confusing time for many as it is a time of constant change. And in times of change, it often helps to have someone to … Continue reading Why Mentors Are Important in College – Olivia Strauss →

Tyler currently leads consumer PR at Glassdoor, the worldwide leader on insights about jobs and companies. He manages data-driven media relations and marketing campaigns that promote Glassdoor's brand, and most importantly, helps people make more informed decisions about where to work. Tyler graduated from Ohio University in 2018 with a degree in strategic communication, and … Continue reading September 26 – Tyler Murphy, Glassdoor →

The E.W. Scripps School of Journalism has a specific requirement for all potential graduates to fulfill. They require that a minimum of one internship must be completed if you plan on graduating. Each student must individually apply to the business and work with a company for a minimum of 200 hours to fulfill this credit. … Continue reading Co-Curricular Reflection (CBS) – Charlie KNox →

Learning how to balance all of the new obstcacles thrown at you during the fall semester is so difficult. From brand new classes, to clubs and organizations, and trying to still have personal time, there’s so many new responsibilities that you have to juggle all at once. And let’s face it, you don't get a … Continue reading Finding Balance This Fall Semester – Sam Spinale →

Aaron is the current Executive Vice President at Fahlgren Mortine. His role consists of account management, business development, and agency marketing initiatives. He also specializes in integrated marketing and communication campaigns. Aaron graduated from Ohio University in 2001 with a degree in Public Relations and specializations in Political Science and Marketing. At OU, he was … Continue reading September 12 – AAron Brown, Fahlgren Mortine →