George Smith Jr. is a social superstar.
Drawing on the diversity of his UMass Amherst education, George has used his social media expertise to help global brands engage with customers. Here he is, in his own words.
Audie Cornish has America’s ear.
Audie’s path to becoming the co-host of NPR’s signature program, All Things Considered, began with a daily radio newscast on WMUA at UMass Amherst. Here she is, in her own words.
International development looks at improving the lives of individuals worldwide through areas of need and interest. With areas such as health, education, democracy, sustainability, and economics, people are better equipped to live more equitable lives with greater opportunities. The United …
This year has been a very impactful year for businesses in every industry, and the entertainment industry is no exception. With theaters closing their doors, film sets going on indefinite delays, and halls, stadiums and other event centers staying under lock …
Five years ago, I was a senior at Syracuse University with no writing or reporting experience, no published articles, and certainly no journalism internships to show for.
Fast forward to today and I have been a full-time journalist for …
Public relations is a dynamic, complex and fast-paced industry with multiple career opportunities. The Public Relations concentration at UMass Amherst is designed to help you become a better communicator and strategic thinker, preparing you for professionally oriented careers working in …
Learn these six kinds of writing, and employers/clients will be knocking down your door
https://www.mediabistro.com/climb-the-ladder/skills-expertise/solid-writing-skills/
Thursday, September 17, 2020
Angela de Oliveira, professor of experimental and public economics in the department of resource economics, has received a $205,000 standard grant from the National Science Foundation to study the motives, beliefs, and behaviors behind in-kind charitable …
I never thought I’d become a user experience (UX) researcher when I was in college—in large part because I didn’t even know the role existed! I happily stumbled upon the role while working at an eight-person startup where I had …
