By Victoria Reyes, 1910 PR Assistant Director There is a difference between completing an assignment and being responsible for work that represents a real client. That shift defined this semester in 1910 PR. Working with the City of Canyon brought strategy into focus, especially through content centered on volunteerism and community engagement. From planning interviews to organizing monthly deliverables, every decision connected back to how the message would land with the aud

By Tori Palacio, 1910 PR Associate Since the start of the semester, 1910 PR has helped me learn so many new skills and has given me a lot more knowledge about the opportunities that live within the field of Public Relations and how a PR firm works. In terms of opportunities, I had the privilege to network with some amazing people from the AdSavvy event that I worked, met wonderful volunteers from the City of Canyon campaign I worked on, and have learned so much about differen

By Tate Maxwell, 1910 PR Associate Looking back on this semester in 1910 PR it is amazing to see the progress I have made over the past couple of months. Headshot of Tate Maxwell used for the 1910 PR spring 2026 staff directory When I originally signed up for the course, I assumed it was a standard class that would simply teach students PR methods. However, the class proved to be much more than that. It has proven to be a hands-on course that has helped me develop my professi

By Rebecca Hayes, 1910 PR Executive Director 1910 PR executive director Rebecca Hayes celebrating the firm's 9th birthday, March 2026 As the semester comes to a close, I look back on my time as executive director. Over the course of this semester, I have not only grown in my leadership skills, but I have grown in my design skills and social media management. Managing the College of Fine Arts and Humanities social media pages has been one of the best things that has helped me