Making News

When we see a PR pro out there crushing it, we can’t help but to crush on her a little ourselves. This feature on Colette Mauzeralle is an example of the people of PR who are pushing the status quo.

We notice our PR people out there grinding, working day and night to create something big for themselves. We found four in the class of 2020 at San Diego State University to champion as they jump into their careers.

The public does not trust the media anymore. This isn’t a blanket statement meant to be sensational. The numbers are there.

This fall, 16 public relations seniors in the San Diego State University School of Journalism & Media Studies JMS 585 Professional Studies in Public Relations capstone hit the ground running, launching their own public relations campaign in the School’s experiential learning PR capstone course.

End of year lists are ripe with “the next big thing” and “what to watch out for” ahead.

Fake news. Alt facts. Misinformation. Rumors. False claims. Disinformation. Post-truth.

The path to tenure for an assistant professor can be a rat race. Looking at a 2017 report from the Commission on Public Relations Education, almost a third of PR educators make up that group who might fall into the pre-tenure demographic. CPRE reported 13% of their respondents had 1-5 years in a teaching position, and 23% had 6-10 years.

Brook DeWalt, APR+M, Fellow PRSA refined his public relations skills under Dr. Glen Broom.

​November is a special month. Not only is a month when we traditionally reflect on all we’re thankful for - it is the birth month of our center’s namesake Dr. Glen M. Broom.