Last Thursday, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced that federal prosecutors would seek the death penalty against Boston Marathon bombing […]
Crisis
A Bridge Too Far?
Last week, a large number of eyes in the political world shifted toward my home state of New Jersey as […]
An Apology of Note
I often comment during media trainings that it is difficult to find really good apologies and for that reason I […]
Soggy Crisis Tips from Colorado
I spend my days giving advice on how to communicate during crises and tragedies. I’ve lived through my share […]
What Higher Ed Can Learn from the Ben Affleck/Batman Announcement
Not sure if you heard, but some big news was announced yesterday that caused quite a flurry on the internet […]
TVP Communications in the News: ‘Tweet Smart, Tweet Often’
For her August 20 story about social media training for student athletes at Colgate University, Inside Higher Ed reporter Allie […]
Title IX: What You Need to Know and Must Read
Title IX recently celebrated its 40th anniversary. I’ve noticed it has become a hot topic in the media and among […]
Students Don’t Always Get the [Electronic] Message
On August 1, NPR’s health blog, Shots, reported on the effectiveness of campus communications at Georgia Tech after a massive […]
The Power of an Apology
I’m often asked for examples of apologies and have trouble sharing solid samples. A sincere apology in higher education, politics, […]