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A Moment of Clarity for Students and the Industry

Thoughts on the Recent Creative Circus/Adversity Event

At the Morehouse Marketing Symposium, held during the Feb. 20 weekend, a host of corporations at the event were all looking to attract educated and highly qualified young professionals from one of the most well-known historical black colleges in the world. A career fair, followed by workshops and panel discussions, provided Atlanta University Center students with useful knowledge about pursuing positions in the communications industry.

Creative Circus-One Club Portfolio Review and Discussion slideshow

Although this was geared toward marketing and business students, there were a handful of advertising agencies there to greet and possibly recruit potential talent. Students were dressed in suits and came with resumes highlighting their professional accomplishments. But while most knew about the business of marketing, very few knew about advertising.

On Feb. 21, the One Club-Adversity program and The Creative Circus co-hosted an event meant to expose interested students to the academics of advertising. Attendees were given personal tours of the campus led by Creative Circus students and were able to participate in a panel discussion facilitated by educators, students and industry professionals from agencies such as R/GA, Fallon and BBDO.



Youth-Obsessed Industry Seems to Ignore Young Voices

In Diversity Argument, It Seems We're Best Seen and Not Heard

Julius Dunn Julius Dunn
As America prepared for the inauguration of its first African-American President, Radio One felt there was no better time for corporate America to ask what it knows -- or thinks it knows -- about Black America.







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