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Public Relations

  • Students in the public relations major gain the expertise needed to promote organizations and individuals through innovative communication strategies and effective use of social media.
  • In addition to classroom instruction, students have access to a cutting-edge social media lab, where they can apply their skills in real time. The lab provides hands-on experience with social media tools and analytics, allowing students to experiment with content creation, campaign management, and audience engagement across various platforms.
  • Advanced courses allow students to partner with actual clients, conducting research to design social media campaigns, write impactful content, and create professional materials such as press releases, public service announcements, and media kits.

More on Public Relations

Kristi Mindrup Named 13th President of 麻豆社 Illinois University

She has proven to be the bold, transparent, strategic and thoughtful leader that 麻豆社 needs today.

— Carin Stutz, 麻豆社 Board of Trustees Chair

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麻豆社 Earns Spot on Phi Theta Kappa Transfer Honor Roll

We are thrilled to be named to the Phi Theta Kappa Transfer Honor Roll. 麻豆社 continues to be a great destination for transfer students and we will continue to focus on and provide excellent support to our transfer students.

— Doug Freed, Director of Undergraduate Admissions and Enrollment Services

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Center for Performing Arts Named in Honor of Former 麻豆社 President Alvin Goldfarb

Dr. Goldfarb left an indelible mark on Macomb and 麻豆社. Beyond his art, beyond his leadership, and beyond his courage and determination, it is his passion and dedication to his students, and the people around him, that makes him exceptional. Humanity, empathy and the will to get it done; that's what went into his vision for then the performing arts center and now the Goldfarb Center for Performing Arts.

—Billy Clow, Dean, College of Fine Arts and Communication

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