Category: Master’s Coursework
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A Technological Pandemic: Considering the Relational Effects of Connectivity
Hello, smartphone, my old friend. I’ve come to scroll with you again. Because a message softly warning, left a sound while I was scorning. The division of attention in my brain still remains within the sound of silence.
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Book Review: “Work’s Intimacy” by Melissa Gregg
Work’s Intimacy, by Melissa Gregg. Cambridge: Polity, 2011. Amazon Kindle Edition, 4474 locations. Reviewed by Ross Weathersbee.
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The Border Crisis: A Divisive Social Media Issue With Little Chance of Consensus
Originally written for COM 638 – Strategic Communication for Global Audience at Queens University of Charlotte Introduction As with many political issues in the United States of America, there is always a debate. In the past, we consistently took to the streets in large numbers to protest these issues. With the rise of social media…
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The Battle for Morality: Employee Branding & Doing What’s Right
Organizations battle for your identity every day. What’s stopping them from coming after your morality too? In this podcast, I speak with three employees—each from a different organization—to discover what employee branding practices they have experienced and how they’ve been affected by them. Take a listen.
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6 Ways to Communicate Organizational Identity and Brand
You experience organizational identities and brands every day. By bringing your favorite Yeti cup to work, you may identify with a corresponding group of Yeti supporters. Those who listen to Bruce Springsteen may subscribe to his brand of American authenticity in the face of adversity. Even then, the communication strategies involved in formulating these brands…
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