Paige Landsem relocated to the Big Apple upon graduation to work for the New York Mets and Sports Illustrated. Now she pitches show content for The Rachael Ray Show.

Globetrotting public relations practitioner Jessica Lomelin has influenced international perspectives for nonprofits in Seattle, Uganda, Bangkok, and Nepal.

The communication skills and hands-on experience Jenna Passalacqua gained at the SOJC made her a powerful advocate for the elimination of gun violence.

SOJC students rolled out a comprehensive campaign to help local bike-sharing service PeaceHealth Rides market its services.

Post by Nikki Kesaris Photos by Jeff Collet Dear Public Relations Senior,

 Thirteen “Windy City Ducks” from the SOJC’s public relations program traveled to Chicago in June to visit top PR agencies. Standing in front of "The Bean" (left to right) are Katie Wagner, Maggie Beyer, Amanda Maxwell, Julia Hofmann, Olivia Determan, Madison Hamilton, Quinn Blackwolf and Kimerly Duyck. 

Story by Rich Jernstedt and Nikki KesarisPhotos courtesy of Rich JernstedtNo matter what field you are studying, looking for a job after graduation can be challenging and stressful. But, as many public relations majors know, PR can be particularly challenging, since there are many different areas of focus, from fashion to health to foods and beverages — the list goes on and on.