Morgan Atwater As if there isn’t enough to worry about when searching for a job. Your wardrobe (that you’ve convinced yourself isn’t good enough). That zit on your face that you swear wasn’t there yesterday. Most importantly, prepping for that nerve-wrecking interview, making sure you’ve studied your resume, cover letter, and the organization or company…
Victoria Turpin By “remaining open to possibilities”, Amy Thurlow, BPR ’89, has enjoyed a diverse career rich in education, work, and cultural experiences at home and abroad. Thurlow is now an associate professor and the former chair of the Department of Communication Studies at Mount Saint Vincent University (the Mount). Born in Burlington, Vt., Thurlow…
Carole Rankin Early feminists have been fighting for women’s rights to education, voting, and employment, yet the struggle to break the glass ceiling and have equal pay is still a reality in Canada. It seems ludicrous that pay inequality would exist in a heavily female saturated environment such as the public relations industry. Beginning in…
