If you’re reading this, odds are you’re aware of the Graduate Records Office (GRO) and that it is your one stop shop for all things grad school application. The GRO handles applications, merit-based awards, open houses, recruitment; the list goes on and on. This week on the Newhouse Insider Podcast, Eric is join by Assistant Director …
On this episode of the Newhouse Insider Podcast, Alyssa Gray is joined by Dr. James Tsao, Professor and Chair of the Advertising program at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. This podcast will give you a look on how Newhouse prepares its graduate students to succeed in the fast, competitive world of advertising and …
Have you ever intensively worked twelve hours in a day? Have you ever learned several skills in a mere three days? Have you ever cooperated with more than 10 people to design a product? Last weekend, I spent 28 hours in total in the Pixels & Print Design Workshop for three days, working with my …
Oscar Díaz started working for the radio when he was 18 years old in order to pay for his studies at the University of Lima, Peru. At the age of 23 he got his own radio show where he interviewed politicians, academics and writers. This show would become the second most popular political program on …
Like 99% of the world population, I don’t like standing in front of a crowd. I especially dislike that moment when the whole crowd is looking at me because I’m the one who’s presenting. Not a single professor at Newhouse failed to stress the importance of being comfortable while presenting. One has to be even …
Among all of the traditional Chinese festivals, the mid-autumn festival is the grandest one. It is a holiday when families reunite to have a family dinner and enjoy the wonderful full moon. But for all of the Chinese students in Syracuse, this year’s mid-autumn festival was especially different since we’re far from home. Fortunately, thanks to the Syracuse University …
“Well, I commute.” I find myself saying on a weekly basis in attempt to explain why I am limited in group meetings and social activities. This statement is always followed by the question “How far?” “About an hour,” I always say, when truthfully it is closer to an hour and ten minutes, sometimes more. I …
When I attended my first internship and career fair, I experienced a culture shock. Standing in line to talk to a representative, I accidentally overheard a very interesting conversation. The girl in front of me, a self proclaimed sophomore, offered to take the representative out for coffee. After pausing for a minute, the rep agreed. …
When arriving for your first day of boot camp, things can get overwhelming quickly. Everyone is telling you how difficult it is going to be and telling you to say goodbye to your life. While difficult and time consuming, it is also amazing. Here are the three best things about being a Public Relations (PR) …