Over the years, our students have always been at the forefront of new media applications as they come into popular use, be it DVDs or online services or mobile phones, and have responded enthusiastically when we've adapted these applications to be relevant to their needs as students.

It's a really cool time. We have the ability to set the tone for students for the entire Jenkins administration.

We just want to talk to landlords and let them know what students are thinking. We want to let them know they don't have to evict at the first violation.

Our students are suffering not because they are Muslims but because of the image created by the media that we are not professionals.

They're very interested in sending their graduates out to Main Street as well as Wall Street.

Students learned about crisis management and how to address the media when something goes wrong, as well as how these fictional public relations professionals handled ethical problems. Instead of just talking about ethical standards or spin theory during class, we had real examples of professionals working with different kinds of news media, such as 'Larry King Live' and the 'Today Show.'