You are What You Eat (Pt. II)
Part of a series on eating on campus. Read part one. Like most college students (and humans everywhere, let’s be honest), I love pizza. Unlike many college students, however, one of my main food groups is not pizza. I try to eat healthy. But Ohio State provides the best of both worlds: mouth-watering, customizable and healthy (if you pick your toppings right!) pizza. My absolute […]
Read moreOSU The PRactice, a Student-Run PR Firm
After joining PRSSA last fall (read more about PRSSA here + here), I joined The PRactice second semester. The PRactice is Ohio State’s student-run public relations firm affiliated with PRSSA. It gives students the chance to apply what they learn at PRSSA meetings to real world clients. Yes, The PRactice has real, paying clients; many are Columbus companies and some are different schools or departments […]
Read moreMMC project group classes
As a student in Media, Marketing and Communication Scholars (MMC), one of the main “career” components of the program is project group classes. Project group classes are taught by MMC upper-level students and meet once a week in Morrill Tower. They focus on learning a skill related to the media, marketing and communications industry. This semester, for example, project group topics include: 3D printing, WordPress, […]
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Review: Spring 2018 Classes
Psychology 2220— Data Analysis in Psychology Instructor: Seth Miller Location: Hitchcock 035 Hours: This course is three credit hours and consists of three 55-minute lectures per week (mine were Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10:20 to 11:15). Outside of class I spent an average of 30-45 minutes per week on this class. Textbooks: Our required textbook was Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences (Fourth Edition) by […]
Read moreYou are What You Eat (Pt. I)
One of my favorite things about Ohio State’s size is that there are so many food options. It can be a struggle to eat healthy in college, but OSU offers tons of options. I try to maintain a pretty healthy lifestyle, and this has been easier than I expected in college. (That being said, the soft serve machines in Scott & KComm are my greatest weaknesses!) […]
Read moreBuckeye Women’s Lax Defeat Rutgers
As someone who loves sports, competition, and athletics, I get hyped for Buckeye sporting events. Friday I went to a women’s lacrosse game for the first time, which was AWESOME. It was a really good game, and we beat Rutgers 11-9. GO BUCKS! One of my favorite parts of high school was playing lacrosse, and being at the game reminded me how much I’ve missed […]
Read moreStudent Org Spotlight: PRSSA (Part II)
Like I said in my last post, joining Ohio State’s PRSSA chapter is probably the best co-curricular decision I’ve made all year! PRSSA offers lots of great opportunities; here are just a few highlights: Weekly Meetings Ohio State’s PRSSA chapter meets weekly from 6-7pm in the Journalism Building, room 360. This student organization does have yearly dues because it’s nationally affiliated, but anyone is welcome to […]
Read moreScheduling Season: Your Advisor Is Your BFF
I remember sitting down to schedule classes at orientation — which was a lot more difficult and confusing than it needed to be. I think this was because I didn’t read the directions. Always read the directions! When I scheduled classes last semester, it was easier. This semester I feel like I pretty much have it down! That being said, I still wanted to meet […]
Read moreStudent Org Spotlight: PRSSA (Part I)
In my first semester at OSU, as I was looking to get involved in a club that would align with my major and help me learn more about a career field I might be interested in, I discovered PRSSA through an opportunities email from the School of Communication. PRSSA is the Public Relations Student Society of America. I honestly think this is the funniest name […]
Read moreNavigating an Internship Fair (Pt. III)
Okay, so did your research. You made it through the job fair. You’re done now, right? Ball’s in their court? Nope. Send follow up emails. Within 24 hours, you should email the recruiter you talked to. Say thank you, remind them what you talked about, and express your interest in the position you want to pursue. Ask them more questions! If you want them […]
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