With the never-ending breaking news cycle, there’s a lot communications professionals are reacting to on a regular basis. In a […]
Responding vs. Reacting in a Never-Ending Breaking News Cycle
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An Open Letter to Top Administrators
Across higher ed, communicators have been operating at full tilt for months as we’ve to navigated through the pandemic and […]
Why Meeting in Person Shouldn’t Be Optional
With technology facilitating remote work so seamlessly, it can be easy to think there’s never a reason for a higher […]
Week in Review: August 10, 2018
What’s new this week: David Gowler, chair of religion at Oxford College of Emory University, discusses Howard Thurman’s impact beyond […]
Start Thinking About Midterm Election Experts Now
After nearly 12 years in public relations, I still miss my days in the television newsroom during election season, especially […]
The Difference Between Communications and Leadership
This week, I had the opportunity to join the ACE Fellows Program participants for their closing retreat. It was a […]
Rebuilding Your Personal Brand After a Major Career Error
My knowledge and understanding of sports pretty much is relegated to American leagues. My father loved Premiere League soccer, but […]
Don’t Be a Smug Morning Person
When I was a teenager, I slept over my best friend’s house quite often. We’d have a grand time, and […]
The Term ‘White Lie’ Gives All PR Pros a Bad Name
When Hope Hicks used the term “white lie” while testifying about the Russia investigation to the House Intelligence Committee she […]