In today’s digital world, most, if not all, marketing, communications, and public relations jobs involve social media work. Most companies have multiple social channels, from Facebook and Instagram to LinkedIn.
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As the school year comes to an end, that means we’ll have another round of freshmen coming to Clemson University! I’ve reflected on my time as a new bright-eyed college
One of my favorite things about working at the Pearce Center is getting to work with real-world clients on a variety of projects. It can be intimidating at first, but
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In the time of Covid and attending school virtually, it’s challenging to communicate effectively and seeing each other in person feels alien. The Pearce Center had a socially-distant paint and Chipotle party, and it has made me think about the differences between communicating over Zoom and in-person. … Continue readingZoom’s Alien Invasion
As college students, we want to be as efficient as possible: maximizing our study time, social time, workouts and even our eating time. Most students utilize a planner or
Do you have skills that you want to present to the world? Do you struggle with portraying your experiences to potential employers? If you answered “yes” to either of
Senior Year Checklist: Five Things to Work on Before Graduating Transitioning from college to post-graduation life can be overwhelming. As I am working through my first semester of my senior
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Staring at a blank page and lost for new ideas? We’ve all been there! Whether you are a graphic designer that creates visual content on a daily basis or
Turning Pain into Purpose: How an English Professor Used Past Experiences to Address Current Events When reflecting on everything that has formed Dr. Maya Hislop as a professor, she
A Roadmap to Social Media Success As a senior communication major, I have worked with social media in several different contexts during my college career. While working with these