Learning to Balance Leadership
The Humphrey Fellowship Seminar was not what I expected. I knew I would learn a lot from the international professionals, but I did not know I would learn so much …
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Leadership from the Inside Out
I took a personal journey while reading Leadership from the Inside Out, Becoming a Leader for Life by Kevin Cashman. I expected a book with “how-to” steps on leadership, but …
Read MorePR Propaganda–”Psychological Operations” for the Pentagon
In early October, the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, based out of City University London, released a story that quickly became viral. The United States Pentagon, CIA, and the National Security …
Read MoreCNN bloodbath coverage of the U.S. elections
The U.S. election has shocked the country and the world. As a journalism student, I have found myself feeling so many emotions throughout the whole campaign and election. Thankfully, I …
Read MoreMy Ethics: “How-to” with sources
Although the journalism field has multiple codes of ethics, of course, real life always complicates things. I was first introduced to the SPJ Code of Ethics in my first journalism …
Read MoreThe Somali Community in Phoenix: Language Barriers in Education
Somalis in Phoenix? Yes, you read that right. I spent the last two and a half years inside this community; observing them, researching them, and most of all, interacting with …
Read MoreMalala Yousafzai: Can a child lead the world?
In 2012, the Taliban controlled the Swat Valley in Northeastern Pakistan. The Taliban controlled what music the residents could listen to, what they could wear, and what they could learn. …
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The Global Me: But Who Am I Anyways?
Thinking of myself in a global manner is new and exciting. But, after a few moments of thought, I find myself actually getting scared. How am I supposed to brand …
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