It’s no secret that most alumni cite networking as the way they found their post-graduation jobs. Networking is a nice word, but what does it mean exactly? If you haven’t figured it out by now, I am not the best networker. I think part of that is because I am so content being alone in …
For those of you who haven’t lived in Syracuse for the past 5 years, congrats: it looks like you’ll be able to go a whole semester here without seeing snow! Though I’m sure the weather isn’t at the forefront of everyone’s mind right now, as finals are looming in the very near future. This will …
As my entire cohort is currently learning, the last two to three weeks of the semester are hands-down the most stressful. As a public relations major, I do not have any final exams, but I do have a huge amount of papers and presentations. Although it is easy to get caught up in all you …
As I near my final two weeks of the fall semester I was taken back by how fast it had gone. Sure, alumni and professors said it would, but to actually see the progress that was made, how far I have come and how little time left I have in Syracuse, it made me really …
I had the pleasure of talking to Professor Ed Russell about his pre-Newhouse journey, and while it is a story much better told in person, I will do my best to share it with you here. As someone from the Midwest, I completely understood when Professor Russell told me he never imagined himself leaving his …
The leaves are turning, the temperature is dropping, and your school work load is at an all time high. What do you do to avoid the mid-semester blues? Here is a list of some activities that won’t break the bank, but will definitely give you mind, body and soul a break from the daily grind. …
“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 …
I am currently working on my second Masters at Syracuse University. My first one was at the Whitman business school in their entrepreneurial program. While there I got to meet a great group of people at the Couri Hatchery. They have the greatest mission in the world. Their whole focus is the help students start new …
After September ended school started to pick up and we had multiple assignments due at the same time as research papers, midterms to study for, group projects, and presentations. This is where it was hard to get out of that chaotic mess and jumbled thinking, worried that I was unable to finish anything. Classes kept …