Pearce Center for Professional Communication
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The semester is well underway and it’s easy to feel like the balance between schoolwork, your social life, and your personal life is already becoming lopsided. Not only is it
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As unfortunate as it is, summer is over, and if anyone else is like me, trying to find the best way to return to a routine after spending two and
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“Never get so busy making a living that you forget to make a life.” – Dolly Parton With only days to go until spring break, most people are gearing up
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When it comes to professional success, my dad and my uncle have ceaselessly instilled the phrase “It is all about who you know” into my head. Many individuals have found
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Two weeks ago I filmed a project for one of my classes. I understood the assignment; I had a script; I was confident I would shoot the three-minute video with
As a college student, finding internships is an essential step in gaining experience and determining your career path. In the midst of a pandemic, this process has become even more
Searching for jobs, let alone applying for jobs, is one of the most stressful things for a young person. It can be a lot of work and take a lot
Creating and developing a unique personal brand is crucial to success in any industry, from marketing and advertising to politics and journalism. Entering the job field as a recent 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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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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