By: Andrés Waren
Topic: Understanding how your cultural background and the importance of diversity and inclusion can lead to future success, interests and self-discovery.
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Rules For Making Great Design
What to do After Graduation
By: Greg Falzarano
“So, what do you want to do after you graduate?”
How my Shocking Internship Impacted my Life
By: Rhy Wiethe
“Mountaineers go first.”
Digital Storytelling in the Modern Era: The Changing Landscape of Content
By: Skyler Fleisher
The Convergence of Strategic Communications and Advocacy
By: Mike Fulton
"I do believe it is important to be balanced in one's conduct and expression (speaking, writing, client representation, outside activities and social media) and to encourage more inclusion and transparency in government and politics."
Meet the Interns
By: Skyler Fleisher
Last Wednesday our meeting focussed on professional development. Eric Minor facilitated an internship panel with Emily Zekonis, Mckenzie Hall, and David Martinelli. The panel offered valuable insights on how they got to where they are today and what resources, classes, and opportunities current students can take advantage of while at West Virginia University.
Mobilizing Young People for Social Change
By: Marly Leighton
Marly serves as Chief of Staff at DoSomething.org, the global not-for-profit that empowers young people to take action around causes they are passionate about. With over 5MM active members worldwide, DoSomething.org is the largest member organization for young people and social change. Marly manages corporate partnerships and fundraising events and has secured cause marketing partnerships with CVS, Dollar General Literacy Foundation, Garnier, and other top youth brands.
Q & A with Jonathan McGee
Jonathan McGee is a seasoned program manager, public affairs professional, and external affairs expert with over 5 years of non-profit, public sector, and higher education experience. He currently serves as a consultant for The Chicago Community Trust's Civic Engagement team where he leads social capital initiatives and facilitates programming in Chicago's neighborhoods most impacted by poverty and violence.
Coca-Cola Holiday Campaign
By: Emily Rinehart
Every year, companies spend millions of dollars on campaigns specifically for the holidays in order to be a strong contender in the most competitive season for businesses. The holidays cause an increase in average spending every year, and every business wants a cut. This year alone it is predicted that holiday spending in December will be up 4.8% from last year.