To be or to serve? That is the question.
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To Be or To Serve? That is the Question.
Discover if an agency, corporate or non-profit role is the place to start.
This is a special four-part PRSSA series that provides a unique, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for you to learn from the pros.
Series 2 of our 4 part speaker series.
WVU PRSSA has enlisted four seasoned alums with impressive experience to give you first-hand lessons on how to start your career path. These professionals represent a rich and diverse range of experience, geography, and roles. They know how to successfully start and grow a career and have made plenty of mistakes. So, learn what to do and what not to do.
Led by: Chad Hyett
Featured Speakers:
Chuck Harman
Chuck Harman, Director of Patient Advocacy, Neurocrine Biosciences. He has taught at the Reed College for over 20 years and was named the nation’s top adjunct instructor last year and has had a long career in both non-profit and corporate.
Maddie Ernst
Maddie Ernst is a 2019 WVU Strategic Communications graduate and serves as a Communications Associate for Rick Miller Communications, a boutique public relations agency in Cincinnati, Ohio. In addition to managing two Cincinnati retail accounts, Maddie oversees social media content strategy and creation for a local mental health nonprofit organization.