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Topic of the Week 12 Interview with Kneale Mann Last week, my COMM 2322 class got to experience the wisdom of Public Relations professional Martin Waxman. This week, the blessing continues with a word from Kneale Mann. Through an interview conducted by … Continue reading
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Inside Look
Topic of the Week 10 Interview with Martin Waxman Today I got the great opportunity to listen to one of the most world-renouned public relations professionals, Martin Waxman. Founder of Pallete Public Relations agency and president of the Canadian equivalent to … Continue reading
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Digging Deeper
INFORMATIONAL INTERVIEW For this assignment, I interviewed Chelsea Kuchta, a fan relations employee with the Lakeland Flying Tigers and Detroit Tigers spring training. Although she is quite young, Chelsea has a great education and experience background as she graduated from Michigan State … Continue reading
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Taking the Next Step
Topic of the Week 7 Resumes 15 seconds. That’s all a resume gets. A quick glance and you are either a “possible” candidate or tossed into trash, never to be looked at again. It may seem harsh. I mean we work hard through 16+ years … Continue reading
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Overwhelmed?
Maybe I’m a little crazy, but I can’t stop thinking about my future. One good thing about my major of journalism/public relations is that it offers me with many different types of job opportunities ranging from news colunmnist to magazine designer, … Continue reading
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Returning the Favor
Topic of the Week 3 Comments Before winter break, my roommate and I rented Julie and Julia, a film basically about a woman who started a cooking blog and made it famous. Cooking was this woman’s passion and she wanted to … Continue reading
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Twitter? Me?
At almost every chapel last semester, my friends would leave me out of the conversation. They weren’t speaking to each other directly, but were using Twitter as a means of communication. It always seemed like the funniest jokes or most … Continue reading
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