PR Studies

Your chance to write for Behind the Spin

Here's what we have planned for the next few months at Behind the Spin, the online magazine for PR students and young practitioners.

I'd love to hear from new contributors.

Celebrity and entertainment

We're welcoming articles on this theme until the end of January. Contact editor@behindthespin.com

Political communication and public affairs

Coalition government, Scottish independence, last year's referendum on voting reform, party politics, lobbying scandals: there's no lack of possible topics to write about.

This theme runs through March and you should contact our guest editors before then to express an interest: Sarah Roberts-Bowman (sarahrobertsbowman@btopenworld.com) and Paul Simpson (paul@dutchhq.com).

Sport PR

The last time the Olympic Games were held in London was in 1948, so this is a special year for sport. Does the Olympics encourage participation in sport or merely encourage passive viewing? Does it help put minor sports (and disabled sportspeople) in the spotlight?

This theme runs in May 2012. Contact editor@behindthespin.com

Other themes

Our perennial themes are work experience placements and graduate prospects. Articles on these themes are welcome at any time. We also welcome reports on your PR courses and book reviews.

 

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Your chance to write for Behind the Spin

Here's what we have planned for the next few months at Behind the Spin, the online magazine for PR students and young practitioners.

I'd love to hear from new contributors.

Celebrity and entertainment

We're welcoming articles on this theme until the end of January. Contact editor@behindthespin.com

Political communication and public affairs

Coalition government, Scottish independence, last year's referendum on voting reform, party politics, lobbying scandals: there's no lack of possible topics to write about.

This theme runs through March and you should contact our guest editors before then to express an interest: Sarah Roberts-Bowman (sarahrobertsbowman@btopenworld.com) and Paul Simpson (paul@dutchhq.com).

Sport PR

The last time the Olympic Games were held in London was in 1948, so this is a special year for sport. Does the Olympics encourage participation in sport or merely encourage passive viewing? Does it help put minor sports (and disabled sportspeople) in the spotlight?

This theme runs in May 2012. Contact editor@behindthespin.com

Other themes

Our perennial themes are work experience placements and graduate prospects. Articles on these themes are welcome at any time. We also welcome reports on your PR courses and book reviews.