Pearce Center for Professional Communication
Clemson University
Do you ever get overwhelmed looking at your expansive, never-ending to-do list and feel like you need 1,000 more hours in the day to get it done? Yeah, me too. Especially now in quarantine. … Continue readingWhat to do when you find your To-Do list too Overwhelming to Manage
This year has been a challenge for students and professionals to connect and collaborate. There is value behind face-to-face interaction, but luckily, we have the technology that provides human connection,
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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
Identity and Belonging, at Clemson and Abroad: A New Clemson Faculty Member Looking to Share His Knowledge on Cinema and Poetry Not many faculty will accept a video essay
Comic Books and Caring: A Spotlight on the English Department’s Team Player, Keri Crist-Wagner For Keri Crist-Wagner, comic books aren’t just entertainment; they’re an educational resource. Her passion for
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
Communicating Online in the Wake of an “Infodemic”: How We Can Avoid Hazardous Misinformation and Practice Better Mental Health Gen Z’s and Millenials are at battle with a virus
The Power of Taking Risks The most common piece of advice I received as I entered college was to step outside of my comfort zone and not be afraid to