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[26 Jun 2009 | Comments Off | 8 views]
Spring 2009 Student Digital Resumes and Portfolios

Spring 2009 brings us this great group of students.Check out their digital portfolios & resumes. Hire them!Good people, all the way around.
Kelly Adams
Ansley Black
Jill Bledsoe
Emily Canan
Kelly Cargill
Alison Christenberry
Kelly Coffed
Carey Beth Elder
Ragan Gibson
Emily Horne
Caroline Inman
Karen Jones
Lianne Lopez-Ceparo
Evie Maddox
Mikey Mahone
Kimberly Meyers
Mallory Middleton
Emily Petree
Whitney Prothro
Maria Prysock
Elizabeth Reynolds
Merry Whidby
Jacob Wilder
Jordan Woo

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[18 Jan 2009 | One Comment | 3 views]

I’ve been slow in sharing last semester’s student projects. My apologies.
Below, you will see links to all of the digital portfolio and resume projects from my students last semester, Fall 2008.
You may also find them at PR Prospects, the site I created to promote our wonderful Auburn students.

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[13 Oct 2008 | 2 Comments | 0 views]

About two weeks ago, I had the pleasure of speaking at the Public Relations Council of Alabama’s annual conference in Montgomery, AL.
A nice crowd of students, practitioners and faculty were on hand.
So, I promised links and notes …. so, although it took awhile, here they are.
First, this zip file contains a lot of information (34.2 mb download). Remember we talked about reading? Well, these 20 PDF files are from various sites around the Web. I’ve collected them over time and find them to be great food for …

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[6 Sep 2008 | One Comment | 0 views]

Here is an excellent slideshow for exposing students to their first taste of online activity.
Gee Ekachai, of Marquette University, linked to the author of the slideshow – Corinne Weisgerber, of St. Edwards University.
Both are involved with PROpenMic, by the way. Visit their profiles in PROpenMic: Corinne Weisgerber and Gee Ekachai.
Truly a great, simple slideshow that all educators should use, IMO. It drives home the point of personal brand management. Some of the better quotes, “Google is the new resume” and “Find the Skeletons in your cyber …