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Students studying public relations at Carthage have many opportunities to enrich their education.

Real-World Professional Experiences

Carthage PR students get hands-on professional experience in their required courses. In Public Relations Writing, students partner with a for-profit business in southeastern Wisconsin to develop their social media calendar, write press releases, and create media content for the company. In Public Relations Campaigns, students work with a non-profit business in the area to help with a particular project or need, such as planning an event or reaching a new target audience. Students then build a full campaign for that company from the ground up. Companies can use the work produced by Carthage students to develop their brands or implement new strategies to meet their needs. Carthage students leave these courses with the equivalent of internship experience and portfolios to use when job searching.

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Student Organizations

Public relations students visited the Wauwatosa Fire Department to hear from firefighters and the... Public relations students visited the Wauwatosa Fire Department to hear from firefighters and the Wauwatosa police on how crisis communication is important in the public sector. Carthage has a chapter in Lambda Pi Eta, the premier national communication honor society, and Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA), the foremost organization for students interested in public relations and communications. Many students get involved in The Current (news website and magazine) or WAVE (radio station), and other student organizations.

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J-Term Travel

CDM professors regularly lead J-Term study tours around the world, enabling students to learn more about communication and experience other cultures firsthand.

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Original Research

Research is built into the Carthage experience through the required senior thesis and options such as the paid Summer Undergraduate Research Experience. Students in the department have taken on projects such as “Modern Advertising Modes and the American Adolescent,” “Effects of Technology on Early Childhood Education,” and “Visual Persuasion in Political Imagery.”