Humphrey Fellows at Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication – ASU
Exploring the world through servant leadership
In 2006, Sophia Amoruso created her now multimillion-dollar retail business with $50 and an Ebay account selling clothes she found in thrift shops. In her first book, #GIRLBOSS, she explains …
Read MoreWhat I’ve learned working with the Humphrey fellows this semester is that you don’t have to take yourself too seriously. Observing their year as an outsider has shown me that …
Read MoreVulnerability is one of the most important leadership traits, but the work place doesn’t typically say so. Today’s society is constantly worried about not having enough to do or not …
Read MoreElevator pitch: I spend my days fashion blogging, styling segments for Your Life A to Z, taking photos, and exploring the tastes, sights and attractions around me. In my free …
Read MoreFashion thrives on constant change. If designers didn’t show new collections at fashion week to signal the start of each season, fashion probably wouldn’t exist because nothing would change. For …
Read MoreIt’s no secret advertising is essential for the survival of newspapers. It provides the financial backbone when circulation doesn’t bring in money. But many times the real story is toned …
Read MoreTo make a change, people need to speak up. Sometimes, it’s not a simple request and aggression and violence enter the scene. With Selma and Ferguson, the latter happened. Lives …
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