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Elizabeth Boyd One of my favorite sources of inspiration and motivation is podcasts. Specifically, a podcast that has helped me grow immensely in every aspect of my life is The Huberman Lab with Dr. Andrew Huberman. After listening to one of his episodes titled “Optimizing Workspace for Productivity, Focus, and Creativity” and adapting the science-basedContinueContinue reading “Optimize Your Workspace with Science-Based Tips”

Gita Passi As a digital arts and media design major, I’m constantly in a creative and right-brained mind set. I rely on my emotions to guide my artistic practices and provide inspiration. Basically: I am not as in touch with the analytical side of my brain in my practice. With that being said, I didContinueContinue reading “It’s All About Decision Making”

By: Cailyn McCutcheon, Account Executive For students, the fall semester of senior year can be a time of football games, bonfires, and enjoying the much-needed connection with friends. For communications majors like myself, the fall semester also includes the dreaded job search anxiety as classmates in business, engineering and technology majors are securing full-time positionsContinueContinue reading “Upcoming Spring Graduates – Here’s What You Should Be Doing”

Jessica Mancuso, Account Associate College is a time where we are able to make use of our passions by applying them to a future career. I am writing to share my experience. I am passionate about a lot of things, and was undecided for at least two years, trying to figure out what really interestedContinueContinue reading “Tips for Preparing for a Future in Advertising/PR While Still in College”

Cat Simms, Account Associate ‘Tis the season to be jolly! It is officially November, which means that Christmas will be here before we know it. All of the stores have changed their main displays from pumpkins to ornaments, and in the upcoming days, Christmas music will play on every radio station. Trying to shop forContinueContinue reading “What to Get a College Student for Christmas”

By: Melanie Richard, Account Associate Make a standout resume specific to the position you are applying for Your resume should be crafted perfectly to highlight the experience that is relevant to tasks that are in the internship description. In order to get an interview, your resume should be able to speak to who you areContinueContinue reading “Tips for Landing Your Dream Internship”

By: Rachel Aul, Account Associate As a busy college student, it can be hard to sit down and get right to work – especially with all the notifications and alerts present in today’s media age. Here are some tips and tricks that should help when it’s time to buckle down and get to work. SetContinueContinue reading “5 Easy Ways to Limit Distractions and Boost Your Focus”

By: Liam Datwani, Account Associate Almost every company around the world is advertising in some way. This means that there are millions of different messages being pushed onto audiences around the world via TV, radio, paper, posters, social media, internet, and more. This huge amount of clutter has come to define the advertising and publicContinueContinue reading “The Importance of Research and Data Analysis”

By: Joey Nocera, Account Associate  Being a college student can stress and exhaust the body. No matter what school, students can relate to staying up late to study for that big exam or staring at a computer for hours trying to finish a paper.  College students’ brains are constantly firing on all cylinders when learningContinueContinue reading “5 Snacks To Help Your Brain While Studying”

Joana Pinzon-Coimbra, Account Executive Resumes showcase a lot about who you are as an individual, and especially an employee. When writing a resume, you should think of it as a marketing tool to pitch yourself to potential employers. It’s a great way to “brag” about your skills and accomplishments. The point of a resume isContinueContinue reading “4 Resume Essentials That Will Help You Land Your Dream Job”