PR Bootcamp week 2, RECAPPED!

By Ali Cupelli We hope you didn’t miss last week’s PR bootcamp session, but in case you did, here is recap of session two: Session two was about news writing. Now, as an aspiring PR pro, you might think, “wait, do I actually need news writing for public relations?” But in reality, it’s actually extremely … Continue reading PR Bootcamp week 2, RECAPPED! →

Scripps PRSSA 9/30/2013, RECAPPED!

By Emily BarberWhat a busy evening for PRSSA’ers! Once again, the seats of Scripps 111 were filled with people – notebooks open, laptops ready, eager to learn.However, what’s a meeting without a few announcements? If you’re interested in being on the Dave Rave Halloween PR team, don’t forget to sign up. Dues-paying members must have … Continue reading Scripps PRSSA 9/30/2013, RECAPPED! →

In case you missed it: the first PR Bootcamp of the semester, RECAPPED!

By Jess CarnprobstPRSSA’s fist week of PR Bootcamp was a huge success. Eager PR students were packed from wall to wall in Ellis, ready to learn about media relations. Melaina Lewis, Ben Clos and Marissa McDaid started the Bootcamp with an explanation and demonstration of the use of Cision. They then moved to media lists … Continue reading In case you missed it: the first PR Bootcamp of the semester, RECAPPED! →

Nate Riggs to speak at PRSSA on September 30

Nate Riggs is one of the top marketing strategists in the Midwest, specializing in content and social business design programs. Over the past decade, he’s helped a variety of companies that include national chain restaurants, technology companies and Fortune 500 brands, grow their business by adopting new processes, tools and the cultural habits that allow … Continue reading Nate Riggs to speak at PRSSA on September 30 →

Act Ethically & Carry On

By Kerry Tuttle Ethics. It may sound like a boring concept that involves stuffy lectures about “making good decisions,” but it is actually quite the opposite. Our ethical principles are the backbone of PR and they set the foundation for our profession. They guide our morals and keep our decision making in check. Ethics is … Continue reading Act Ethically & Carry On →

In case you missed it: Scripps PRSSA 9/16/13, RECAPPED!

By Melissa Clark Monday night was an amazing start to week four with yet another great turn out at the Scripps PRSSA meeting. We were glad to see many new faces in the crowd, as well as our returning members! If you have signed up for the Mentor/Mentee program, International Education Week Committee, Social Affairs … Continue reading In case you missed it: Scripps PRSSA 9/16/13, RECAPPED! →

Travis Kessel from Edelman to speak at tonight’s meeting!

Don't forget to join us in Scripps 111 at 6 p.m. to hear Travis Kessel speak! Travis Kessel, Vice President of Recruitment at Edelman, the World’s largest Public Relations Firm, has over eight years of experience in recruiting from an in-house to a third-party perspective.  Travis has focused his efforts on an executive level search … Continue reading Travis Kessel from Edelman to speak at tonight’s meeting! →

In case you missed it: Scripps PRSSA 9/9/13, RECAPPED

By Briagenn Adams The first Scripps PRSSA meeting of the 2013-2014 school year was a huge success! With more than 93 people jam-packed into Scripps 111, the room was abuzz with positive energy and a particular PR excitement only known to us special Scripps kids. As a reminder, sign-ups have begun for the Social Affairs … Continue reading In case you missed it: Scripps PRSSA 9/9/13, RECAPPED →

Get ready for the first PRSSA meeting of the school year!

The first Scripps PRSSA meeting of the 2013-2014 school year will take place tomorrow, September 9. In accordance with tradition, Aaron Brown of Fahlgren Mortine Public Relations will be the keynote speaker for this kickoff meeting. A career agency professional with a deep passion for his clients' and the agency's success, Aaron plays a leadership role … Continue reading Get ready for the first PRSSA meeting of the school year! →

Falling for Fahlgren

By Ashleigh Mavros I fell in love this summer. Not with a boy, a catchy summer song or even Jeni’s Ice Cream (but for which I did develop a slight addiction). No, I was swept off my feet by Fahlgren Mortine, the fully integrated agency in Columbus where I interned this summer as the Founder’s … Continue reading Falling for Fahlgren →