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Here they are! The Fall 2011 Auburn PR Student Digital Resumes and Portfolios from my Style & Design students. Links to their sites and a slideshow are below.
Many of these students just graduated. As always, I’m sure they want me to share the mantra by which all of these sites were created … Hire Them!
Good students all, I heartily recommend them to you all.
Laura McGee
Jasmine Morten
Samuel Solomon & Resume/Portfolio
Stephen Sprayberry
Morgan Prentiss
Izzy Hortman
Brittany Gibson
Elle Welch
Kristbjorg Johnson
Shanetta Pendleton
Ally Mills
Carly Knowles
Hayley Thrift
Jordan Holladay
Morgan Powell
Paige Robinson
Brooke Bonner
Becca Barganier
Kate Matthews
Sarah Garrett
Charlie Goodson
Find …
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Preparing to show students how they will build their digital resumes & portfolios … I made a quick demo site. http://bio.aubie.me/
Cost? $7.00 template … $20 for domain & hosting … and less than one hour of editing.
Yes, it still needs more work, but shows how you can put up a simple (and I think, attractive) site with ease.
Your thoughts & suggestions welcome!
Auburn, Blog Talk, Featured, Headline, PR, Public Relations, Public Relations Higher Education, Teaching PR »
Graduation was today and about half of these students said goodbye to Auburn. The others will graduate at the end of this coming semester.
Always love my students and very proud of them. This group was particularly fun and put in a lot of work on these projects. So, give them a look and offer them a job or internship.
OK, I finally got all the screen shots of each site into the slideshow. ;o)
Danielle Albert
Amy Barton
Kelsey Blohm
Kellie Camuso
Courtney Crew
Brent Culver
Maggie Daley
Brooke Davis
Kristina Emerson
Carrie Gordon
Tatum Henley
Amy Hood
Alison Hop
Margaret Ann Killam
Andie Long
Paige …
Communication, Emerging Social Networks, Headline, Social Media, Social Networks, Teaching PR »
Two articles caught my eye recently.
Both rely heavily on absolute / universal statements.
Twitter is NOT a Social Network, Says Twitter Exec
Social “Me”dia and the Evolving Twitter Egosystem
Twitter may try to define their product/service all they wish. The reality remains that the site’s users and visitors will define the brand.
A social network is defined by “patterns of ties” or relationships wherein people share common experiences and/or beliefs – among other things. See http://bit.ly/socialnetwork-defined for just a wee bit of history.
Me thinks Kevin Thau was doing some PR work on …
