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Scripps PRSSA was more than pleased to welcome Angela Krile from Krile Communications to speak to the Chapter. Angela is President of Krile Communications, a consulting firm specializing in communications strategy, marketing and public relations and based just a few miles north of here in Sugar Grove, Ohio. During her nearly 20-year career, Angela has … Continue reading November 25 – Angela Krile, Krile Communications →

Scripps PRSSA was more than pleased to welcome Toby Fallsgraff from to speak to the Chapter. Toby Fallsgraff is a managing director at the digital strategy agency Do Big Things, heading up the teams that design and execute top-notch, people-centric digital campaigns—from email strategy to digital advertising to social media. He has more than a decade … Continue reading November 4 – Toby Fallsgraff, Do Big Things →

The end of the fall semester is quickly approaching and many seniors, whether you’re graduating in December or in May, are thinking about their lives after college and those dreaded words: getting a “real job.” You could be catching up at a family function or conversing with friends, but at this point in your life, … Continue reading Getting Through the Job Searching Process →

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. No, I don’t mean the holiday season. I mean, internship application season. November marks the beginning of open season for coveted summer internships and with that, feelings of inadequacy, envy, and failure. It’s difficult to write a killer cover letter or crush an interview with feelings of … Continue reading Internship Season: How to Deal with Rejection and Failure →

Scripps PRSSA was more than pleased to welcome Aaron Brown from Fahlgren Mortine to speak to the Chapter. Aaron Brown is an executive vice president at Fahlgren Mortine, which is a nationally recognized integrated communications company headquartered in Columbus. He is responsible for growing and marketing the agency’s business, identifying and hiring new team members, … Continue reading October 28 – Aaron Brown, Fahlgren Mortine →

Our Chapter was delighted to welcome Jared Nyhart back to Ohio University to speak about his various, eclectic positions in the communications industry. After graduating in 2009 from Ohio University, Jared has worked with the United States Air Force, US Department of Agriculture and LBrands. Today, he serves as the Community Affairs Manager for the … Continue reading October 21 – Jared Nyhart, City of Upper Arlington →

One of the many benefits of being a dues-paying member of our Chapter is the professional mentor program. This program allows members to be matched with a professional who shares similar career goals or interests. You might wonder, why do I need a professional mentor? Well, here are three reasons why having a professional mentor … Continue reading 3 Reasons Why you Need a Professional Mentor →

Scripps PRSSA was more than pleased to welcome Hayden Clark from Indianapolis Colts to speak to the Chapter. Hayden is in his third season with the NFL and his second with the Indianapolis Colts. Prior to joining the Colts, he served as a public relations intern with the Washington Redskins in 2017. Hayden first entered … Continue reading October 14 – Hayden Clark, Indianapolis Colts →

Hi friends! It’s Sami here, your 2019 – 2020 Scripps PRSSA president. Over the summer, I had the amazing opportunity of going to PRSSA National’s 2019 Leadership Rally in Scottsdale, AZ. This experience let me network with presidents and leaders from PRSSA chapters all over the world and taught me a ton about how to … Continue reading Learning to Lead: What PRSSA Leadership Rally Taught me about being a Leader →

When you get to college, there is an overwhelming amount of people telling you to network, network and network! Networking is a powerful tool to build quality relationships and figure out what direction you want to take your career in. How exactly do you start networking? It can be a difficult thing to learn if … Continue reading Join the Mentor/Mentee Program! →