Public Relations and Schools: Availability of Careers

  You would think the hallowed institution of education would be divorced from today’s media-fueled spin zone, but in many ways colleges and other schools are obliged to market themselves just like any other product.  Granted, they may be complex products nuanced by generations of traditions and history, but even in the case of public…… Continue reading Public Relations and Schools: Availability of Careers

Must-Have PR Tech Tools for Today’s Practitioner

Entry-level public relations hires currently earn an average salary of $32,761, while that sum quickly increases as they earn the next step up the career ladder where they’ll net an average of $44,353 a year until experience and demonstrated accmplishments bounce that number to $100,000 and more, according to salary surveys for the profession. In fact, PR agency personnel average…… Continue reading Must-Have PR Tech Tools for Today’s Practitioner

Other Courses That Will Help Advance Your Public Relations Career

  Although your college education may have touched on specific areas that may relate to your career in public relations, detailed or advanced courses in specific fields could help you develop a resume that exudes perfection. Besides, it’s always a good idea to keep yourself apprised of changes and techniques in specific areas. During your…… Continue reading Other Courses That Will Help Advance Your Public Relations Career

Graduation Advice For Future PR Leaders

Although DePaul University commencement exercises don’t occur until mid-June, many college graduates already have crossed the stage to claim their degrees. As I began to think about what to write to recognize this milestone, I received a post from friend and fellow blogger Edward M. Bury, APR (aka The PRDude). Edward’s following three points succinctly cover what it will take…… Continue reading Graduation Advice For Future PR Leaders