Focusing on using mobile applications to increase engagement, interactivity and digital media presence for Louisiana nonprofits. By Jensen Moore, Ph. By Jensen Moore, Ph.

Applying professionalism and ethics for the first time in the PR world. Understanding exactly what ethics how and how they are important to your job is key. 8220;We provide objective counsel to those we represent. We are accountable for our actions.

Exploring public relations through the eyes of a college student. Here it is ladies and gentlemen; the last blog post for my public relations writing course. From the beginning, Dr. How BRAC portrays ethics and professionalism in the PR field.

LSU, Manship School and PR. Professional proficiency, service-learning and course outcomes with BRAC. For any PR writing class, I would assume that the course learning outcomes would be to become proficient in writing all kinds of media materials and be able to use AP style.

Learning public relations one step at a time. Where to begin? Well, for starters I have learned how to create dozens of public relations written materials. Participating in a service-learning class. My class is working with BRAC. And follow us on twitter.

Lessons learned from our time with BRAC. Rewind to my first day inside of Dr. BRAC and Bengal exemplify ethical and professional standards of the PR industry. Service-learning with BRAC provides new outlook on PR.

The Other Side of the Story. Words from a journalist posing as a PR student. It seems only appropriate that for the last blog post of the semester, we meet face to face. More like my face to your screen. But phew, what a semester this has been. And I can write a speech that will cause listen.

Tales of a public relations student. Here is my last blog post for my public relations writing class. I have learned so much more than I thought I would, and I am thankful I took this service-learning course. When I was scheduling last semester, the only public relations. Although this semester is almost over, the workload is still strong. Be sure to follow me on Twitter.