I am happy to report that I am, once again, working with the fantastic national nonprofit organization Tunnel to Towers Foundation. Since September 11, 2001, the Tunnel to Towers (T2T)…
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Many of us with functioning eardrums can hear. But do we listen? Hearing is automatic, but listening takes effort. To actively listen, we need to put down our phones, take…
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As wildfires spread across the country this summer, I had an opportunity to interview a biologist about efforts to restore a charred forest in the Sierra Nevada Mountains destroyed by…
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By Sean Connolly In two large hoop houses, high above the lakes of Western North Carolina, researchers and volunteers are growing tens of thousands of red spruce trees in an…
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I had an opportunity to go on an archeological dig with my friends from JMT Engineering. Below is an article I wrote on the project for the North American Land…
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The following article was drafted for the North American Land Trust, detailing its efforts to save whooping crane habitat in coastal Texas. By Sean Connolly The majestic whooping crane is…
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I often speak before college students about the challenges and rewards of a career in public relations. There is a question that always seems to come up: What if a…
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Dr. Sue Mukherjee is on a mission to change the way PR pros view data. PR pros use data on a daily basis. Whether viewing a dashboard to determine the…
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Lori Renne feels blessed in her career. Lori worked for companies that had strong corporate social responsibility programs. She also had the opportunity to volunteer for many charitable organizations. She…
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The moderator of a recent online PR discussion asked: Does attaining your Accreditation in Public Relations (APR) result in new business? The consensus among the nearly 30 PR pros on…
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