On Monday night, SMU’s PRSSA chapter hosted three impressive alumni. Darian Taylor, Saniha Aziz, and Brownlee Hopkins joined the group in Umphrey Lee to discuss their journeys from SMU to careers in communications. In case you weren’t able to attend, here are some of our key takeaways.
Are you studying communications but haven’t decided which area you’d like to work in? Join SMU PRSSA in welcoming Darian Taylor, Saniha Aziz, and Brownlee Hopkins for its communications alumni panel on November 11th at 7 p.m. The event will take place in Umphrey Lee 241. Students will have the opportunity to address the speakers with questions to explore more about the fields of agency, corporate, government, and financial communications.
SMU’s move to the ACC in July created a lot of buzz amongst SMU’s student body. Joining this conference has allowed SMU’s sports programs to play against more intense competition. This new competition will increase the team’s chances of becoming nationally ranked. This academic year, SMU’s football and basketball teams will face nationally recognized college programs including Duke and The University of Miami.
Planning a Halloween-themed girls’ night? We’ve got you covered with easy, creative, and festive ideas to make your night a hit. From painting mini pumpkins to enjoying spooky snacks and a Halloween playlist, these fun activities will set the perfect mood. Add in a batch of spooky sangria and a fun outfit theme, and you’ve got everything you need for a laid-back, memorable evening with friends.
The SMU CCPA Fellows are essential contributors to SMU CCPA’s communications, invited to serve and create impactful content. They develop key materials for SMUCCPA.com, including web pages, blog posts, and valuable internship and job listings. To stay connected, subscribe to CCPA emails and never miss a post from the SMU CCPA Fellows team!
At the beginning of the school year, Southern Methodist University unfolded the CCPA lounge renovation project in the Umphrey Lee building. Many students have noticed the exciting blue wall displaying “Southwest Airlines” and the large glass windows when passing through Umphrey Lee. While the lounge still awaits final design touches, it is open for students and faculty to enjoy.