By Genevieve Balivet "Sometimes the toughest part of being a technical writer was to try to make somebody understand what was important in a process of getting a proposal or…
By Audrey Kelly With graduation on the horizon, most students’ thoughts turn to the dreaded job search. How do you find a job? How do you gain relevant experience? Luckily…
By Genevieve Balivet I once heard that if a sentence uses an exclamation point, then that sentence isn’t strong enough on its own. And yet we use exclamation points all…
By Elise Taylor Networking and professional development are words that most students have heard during their college careers. More often than not though, they remain just words instead of real…
By Genevieve Balivet Isn’t it strange that no one talks about how nerve-wracking writing an email is? With any email I’ve ever written, doubts and questions have floated through my…
by Hannah Kelly Transitioning from the classroom to the professional world can be an overwhelming task for many graduating students. It can be difficult to see how skills may transition…
By Elaina Smith Throughout our college experience, we are often reminded of the important roles that networking, gaining experience, and building a portfolio play in our journeys to finding a…
By Jessica Barnard Business cards have often been hailed as fast, efficient ways of networking. However, many people are beginning to wonder if business cards are a thing of the…
By Olivia Trappen When someone writes, it makes them a writer. But at what point do they become a professional writer? Does a writer earn the term “professional” after passing…
By Hannah Kelly and Dawson Heath As professional writing students, we are familiar with a lot of extra screen time. Our work is inherently digital– from physically writing and editing…