My Professional And Academic Experience

For my last class I went to a Montessori school for my practicum field experience, and as you mentioned with the homeschooling, they also use the method that allows the students to learn at their own pace, the students are not rushed into going to the next level just because they have spent too much time in one level. I had never heard of this concept until I went there, when I went to the interview and met the principal she told me "This is a non-traditional school, are you ok with it"? that's when I asked and she began to explain and of course I also looked it up online and learned more, but whatever I knew prior to being in the classroom could not prepare me for what I saw in the classroom of about ten students and all of them working on

This memorandum offers insight about writing in the business world and the different challenges people face. I took a professional out to lunch to conduct an interview on the writing challenges he faces in his career.

Ever since Bernany’s work, public relations have continued to become a vital part to businesses success, as the field continues to grow. While this progression has occurred, different public relations functions also have developed. Specifically,

I am an experienced customer service individual with strong communication skills, proven success in generating creative ideas, and understand the power of team work. I acknowledge the importance of excellent communication at all levels within any given institution. My over seventeen collective years of work experience was mainly customer service functions which comprised sales and administrative; however, I am open to explore other challenges or avenues to enhance my knowledge. I am also a computer savvy.

Luttrell, Regina. Public Relations Tactics. Dec2014, Vol. 21 Issue 12, p12-12. 3/4p. , Database: Corporate ResourceNet

Trent Small-Towns, current junior at The University of Mississippi, has decided to propel his writing skills and take part in the Advanced Writing for Integrated Marketing Communications course this spring (IMC 390.) Under the guide of Professor Debbie Hall’s real world experience and expertise, Small-Towns says that he hopes to advance his knowledge of writing as “not only a journalist but also as an IMC student.”

This class has overall been one of my favorite classes that I have taken over the past four years five years at DeSales. I learned more than I expected and have implemented some of these learned lessons towards simple excel calculations into my work at my job. For my chosen project, I decided to take a look at one of my hobbies. During my senior year I took a personal finance and discussed with one of my professors about my collection of trading cards. The result of this conversation, had me start thinking about the overall value of my collection for insurance purposes and if I ever sold the collection.

For this assignment I had the opportunity to speak with Adam Weissman. I met Adam through a family member. Adam has been working in the public relations field since he graduated from Marist college in 2000. After Adam graduated from college he went to work in what would eventually be ten different public relation agencies mostly performing as an Account Supervisor. Currently, Adam is working as an Account supervisor in the Media Relations department at Max Borges Agency.

I am interested in pursuing a Ph.D. program in clinical psychology, specifically the discipline of psychopathology. This field of study is particularly appealing to me due to the profound knowledge it can bring to society. Understanding the causes of mental disorders, such as anxiety disorders, personality disorders, schizophrenia, and many others, is crucial as well as developing treatments to help such individuals cope with their illnesses without the illnesses taking over their lives. I aspire to be a part of this process to help others and to help society progress, as a whole. Professionally, I am striving for a career as a researcher-practitioner. I also plan on going into academia, later on, as a professor of psychology. I feel the latter

In my pursuit to become an ethical public relations professional, I have written a personal and professional code of ethics that is congruent to PRSA’s code of ethics, my upbringing and biblical teachings. I do not have the power to dictate precise outcomes for every situation, but I am able to apply common values and decision-making processes to arrive at the best possible solution. This document sets forth a framework of responsibilities I will use during and after my matriculation at Georgetown University.

The years I spent training and working as a journalist equipped me with strong research and writing skills as well as an insider’s knowledge of the news business. Right from the start at Corkery, I’d be able to assist with reporter outreach because I can anticipate the kinds of questions a reporter might ask or the kind of press release most likely to catch a reporter’s eye. In fact, I took on an unofficial media relations role in my job at the New York City Leadership Academy, a nonprofit that trains public school principals. Because of my reporting experience, the external affairs team asked for my advice on outgoing press releases and incoming media requests. My job was to provide the reporter’s perspective. Was the press release too full of jargon?

Throughout my life I have always enjoyed writing and speaking to others. In high school I had many opportunities to speak to organizations in the surrounding community about volunteerism and 4-H. Having had this opportunity opened my eyes to the joy that I have for reaching out to others on matters I find important. I am currently an Agriculture Communications major with an Agriculture Business minor. My journey at Oklahoma State University has allowed for tremendous growth in many areas. I have broad knowledge of journalism, computer skills, public speaking, and many aspects in the agriculture industry. The past two years at Oklahoma State have fueled my dream for a career in public relations. Having the ability to reach out to consumers and

This memo is to discuss commonalities and differences among two scholarly articles relating to the field of public relations, found in the Journal of Public Relations Society of America. The purpose is to inform those in the communication field, moreover; those with a concentration in public relations to the use of language, format, and target audience of presentation in current research studies. The following articles Corporate Social Responsibility and the Nonprofit Sector: Assessing the Thoughts and Practices Across Three Nonprofit Subsectors, written by Richard D. Waters, Ph.D. and Holly K. Ott, M.S. and Examining Modern Media Relations: An Exploratory Study of the Effect of Twitter on the Public Relations – Journalist Relationship by Drew Wilson, MA and Dustin W. Supa, Ph.D, showcase the current practice in presentation that will be beneficial in this field.

I was also given writing opportunities like drafting a commentary piece and a media alert. I had problems adjusting to the writing technique and tone of the media alert as I had to follow the client’s way of writing. Reading through previous examples of media alerts helped me to understand the purpose, writing technique and their tone that helped me to draft out the piece easily. Despite the challenges, this opportunity enabled me

American society values higher education. College provides many opportunities for developing a variety of social networks, both formal and informal. Obtaining a college degree will be such a valuable and