Author Archives: Kelsey Maguire Kjeldsen

Comm 409 was an elective class for me because I am not a communications major. So I had no idea what to expect from this class, or how it was going to be set up. So I was tentative to … Continue reading →

After attending David Finkel’s lecture on Tuesday April 2nd, I gained a completely new perspective on reporting about wars. I was especially intrigued by his candid comments on his feelings about living in Iraq and his relationships with the soldiers … Continue reading →

Based on the “Integrity in Times of Crisis” lecture on February 25, advances in technology have increased the need for companies to take a serious look at their crisis communications plans because any issue can be blown out of proportion … Continue reading →

Stephen Glass’ tenure at The New Republic is well documented in the movie, “Shattered Glass” where he spent the majority of his time falsifying stories to make a name for himself. The movie brought many ethical issues about journalism to … Continue reading →

I Believe in Leaving a Legacy As a Penn State student, I hear a lot about great people who have come through this university. Although the past year or so has been one of the most challenging for Penn State’s … Continue reading →