I graduated college May 2019, and I was pleasantly surprised to land the first job I interviewed for. Now, I'm a week in. Let's take a...

Waste not, want not Although I wrote about my distaste for Japan’s small portions, it really made me realize how big of an issue food...

We were walking back from a restaurant in Tenjin when we heard the sirens. Sirens are a lot scarier in Japan, but perhaps it’s just...

If there’s one piece of advice I can offer to someone hoping to study abroad: don’t get sick. Homesickness is inevitable for most, but...

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The language barrier was not something I gave a lot of thought to until I came to Japan. I quickly realized that many people did not...

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Back home, everyone has a drink in their hand--whether it's a reusable water bottle, a Sonic cup, or a travel mug, most Americans keep a...

I am currently a Fund for Education Abroad Scholar! As one of their scholars, I am required to write one blog per week. To read this...

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Media Relations are helpful, but where's the line? Not just any relationship... Media relations is having a mutually beneficial...

PR isn't about just spinning the truth What is Public Relations? The point of Public Relations is to achieve the goals and objectives of...

Changing social perspective through social media Crafting the PR Strategy The foundation for an effective PR strategy is coordinating a...

Tips on How to Evaluate Earned Media What is Earned Media? Earned media is defined as “the content and conversation around [the...