I graduated from Willamette University in 1997, where I studied rhetorical criticism. Having volunteered for Rep. Hooley and Sen. Wyden, I secured a job on Sen. Kennedy’s campaign, which mostly consisted of donor relations and event planning.
A friend led me to a job in development at a nonprofit in Washington, D.C., and I worked my way up to the position of media relations manager. I decided to get my master’s degree because I wanted a formal education in public relations.
After two years of studying public relations at the University of Maryland, I was inspired to continue my studies by entering the doctoral program. For the next five years, I studied public relations and spent summers working in various public relations jobs.
In the summer 2007, I was thrilled to return to my home state to work as an assistant professor of public relations at the University of Oregon. I earned tenure there and loved my time there. I moved to North Carolina in summer 2016. I am enjoying teaching classes and conducting social media research at UNC Charlotte.
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I am beginning a teaching position in August and look forward to swapping ideas. Thank you!
It’s great to hear about your teaching position, Linnie. You might be interested in joining PR Open Mic (http://www.propenmic.org), which is a Ning site for public relations students, faculty and practitioners. We have a public relations faculty group on the site, and you are welcome to join it.
Hi, Tiffany! What a fantastic resource! Thank you for making me aware of it.
Greetings! Do you have any interns that might be looking for work experience?
Dylan
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Hi, Dylan,
You are welcome to send a job description and minimum qualifications to my email address at derville[at]uoregon.edu. I would be happy to share it with my students when classes begin in late September.
Tiffany
Hi Tiffany
I am currently studying for a degree in England and one assignment for this year is to look at research, the research my group chose was ‘Millennials’ Approaches to Ethical Decision Making: A Survey of Young Public Relations Agency Employees’ – I had a couple of questions and was wondering if you would be able to answer them by email for me?
I look forward to hearing from you.
Sarah
Sarah,
Yes, you’re welcome to contact me with your questions at derville(at)uoregon(dot)edu. Make sure to download the full study; the link to it is on the blog post.
Tiffany
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