Pints & Pizza With Professors

If you're frustrated with the job application process, then this is the episode for you! We're dishing out our top to-do's before, during and after you send out your resume. Job hunting is tough. But these tips and tricks will help you get you on the path to job search success! Where to find Pints & Pizza With Professors: Website: http://www.pintspizzaprofs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintspizzaprofs Instagram: @pintspizzaprofs Twitter: @pintspizzaprofs Where to find Jason Mollica: Twitter: @JasMollica Instagram: @JasMollica Where to find Megan Wagner: Instagram: @MeganMWagner Twitter: @MeganMWagner Website: http://www.meganmwagner.com

We're back with Season 2 of Pints & Pizza With Professors! On the season premiere, we're break down what went wrong when the news broke of Kobe Bryant's tragic death on social media and the three critical lessons that can be learned when breaking news is botched. Where to find Pints & Pizza With Professors: Website: http://www.pintspizzaprofs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintspizzaprofs Instagram: @pintspizzaprofs Twitter: @pintspizzaprofs Snapchat: @pintspizzaprofs Where to find Jason Mollica: Twitter: @JasMollica Instagram: @JasMollica Where to find Megan Wagner: Instagram: @MeganMWagner Twitter: @MeganMWagner Website: http://www.meganmwagner.com

We’re putting the wraps on the first season of Triple P! In this final episode, we’re welcoming Professor Heather Harris of St. Bonaventure University. Professor Harris is the program director of the integrated marketing communications master’s program as St. Bonaventure, and is also an illustrator, marketer and award-winning children’s book author. In the episode you’ll hear: How Megan and Jason prevent student conflict in their classrooms What Professor Harris stays is the #1 thing that causes professor/student conflict One of the biggest misconceptions about professor/student conflict debunked Why reading the course syllabus is crucial to avoid professor / student miscommunication If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, we’d love to hear about it and get your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories, tweet or Snap and tag us, @pintspizzaprofs! LINKS: Where to find Pints & Pizza With Professors: Website: http://www.pintspizzaprofs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintspizzaprofs Instagram: @pintspizzaprofs Twitter: @pintspizzaprofs Snapchat: @pintspizzaprofs Where to find Jason Mollica: Twitter: @JasMollica Instagram: @JasMollica Where to find Megan Wagner: Instagram: @MeganMWagner Twitter: @MeganMWagner Website: http://www.meganmwagner.com

At some point we’ve all had doubts about the path we’ve started ourselves on. Be it classes, applying for numerous internships or jobs, as well as the work itself, sometimes it takes a village just to keep yourself straight. And, frankly, that is ok! This week, Alex Crispino, Purpose Activation Manager at PwC, joins the podcast to chat about how she got to this point in her career. As a student, she envisioned a career in public relations, working on social media for brands. Months after graduation, though, she didn’t have that job, let alone one in PR. Alex’s path may not have led her into public relations, but brought her much more. In the episode you’ll hear: - If you should be comparing yourself to your friends and/or fellow students? - Why it’s important to be comfortable with being uncomfortable. - Staying open to ideas and challenges - How you can better understand the things that make you tick and be successful. If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, we’d love to hear about it and get your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories, tweet or Snap and tag us, @pintspizzaprofs! LINKS: Where to find Pints & Pizza With Professors: Website: http://www.pintspizzaprofs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintspizzaprofs Instagram: @pintspizzaprofs Twitter: @pintspizzaprofs Where to find Jason Mollica: Twitter: @JasMollica Instagram: @JasMollica Where to find Megan Wagner: Instagram: @MeganMWagner Twitter: @MeganMWagner Website: http://www.meganmwagner.com

It’s one of the top questions from students and new pros that both Professors Jason Mollica and Megan Wagner get asked often: How can I gain more experience when opportunities might not be available? The answer may not seem easy to answer, but it should be. Volunteering can be a rewarding and invaluable experience to your career and your life. In this episode, Megan and Jason serve up tasty volunteer slices and tips on what to look for if you are currently assisting an organization. In this episode you’ll hear: - Megan and Jason chat about their past and current volunteer experiences. - What the challenges can be in volunteering - Why you should make sure the organization you volunteer with is a good fit. - When is a good time to volunteer when you’re a student/new pro. If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, we’d love to hear about it and get your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories, tweet or Snap and tag us, @pintspizzaprofs! LINKS: Where to find Pints & Pizza With Professors: Website: http://www.pintspizzaprofs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintspizzaprofs Instagram: @pintspizzaprofs Twitter: @pintspizzaprofs Snapchat: @pintspizzaprofs Where to find Jason Mollica: Twitter: @JasMollica Instagram: @JasMollica Where to find Megan Wagner: Instagram: @MeganMWagner Twitter: @MeganMWagner Website: http://www.meganmwagner.com

Are you considering moving to a new state or city for school or your dream job? Making a big move can be really intimidating and even scary. You have to make new friends and become familiar with your new surroundings, all while adjusting to a new school or new job. Professors Jason Mollica and Megan Wagner know a thing or two about moving state-to-state. Their moves have taken them all over the Midwest, Northeast and down South. Listen to their tips and trick to survive and thrive in a new town and how you can truly make your new zipcode "home." If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, we’d love to hear about it and get your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories, tweet or Snap and tag us, @pintspizzaprofs! In the episode you’ll hear: - Why moving away from home was the best thing Megan and Jason ever did for their careers and lives - How to combat homesickness - How to find your tribe in a new town - How to embrace your new zipcode - How traveling can help ease the sting of unfamiliarity Submit Your Question (Audio or Video Clip)! LINKS: Where to find Pints & Pizza With Professors: Website: http://www.pintspizzaprofs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintspizzaprofs Instagram: @pintspizzaprofs Twitter: @pintspizzaprofs Snapchat: @pintspizzaprofs Where to find Jason Mollica: Twitter: @JasMollica Instagram: @JasMollica Where to find Megan Wagner: Instagram: @MeganMWagner Twitter: @MeganMWagner Website: http://www.meganmwagner.com

Professors Jason Mollica and Megan Wagner are back after a brief fall break! Midterms can be a good barometer for your semester. Where do you stand, grade-wise? Are you in a good spot, or are you still struggling? In this episode, Megan and Jason serve up nuggets on how they dealt with their midterms and how they’ve passed along the experience to their students. If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, we’d love to hear about it and get your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories, tweet or Snap and tag us, @pintspizzaprofs! In the episode you’ll hear: - How Megan and Jason handle midterms for their students - Are midterms always the best gauge of what students know? - Megan's little-known time management hack for working students - Why Jason believes in experiential learning - The reasons communication is key, both prior to and after the midterm - How we can deal with stress during this time Submit Your Question (Audio or Video Clip)! LINKS: Where to find Pints & Pizza With Professors: Website: http://www.pintspizzaprofs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintspizzaprofs Instagram: @pintspizzaprofs Twitter: @pintspizzaprofs Snapchat: @pintspizzaprofs Where to find Jason Mollica: Twitter: @JasMollica Instagram: @JasMollica Where to find Megan Wagner: Instagram: @MeganMWagner Twitter: @MeganMWagner Website: http://www.meganmwagner.com

Your career is about to take off. The feeling of excitement and anticipation is bubbling inside of you. It may be a place you’ve always wanted to work, where the people have the same drive you do. Maybe it’s a different city, where the pay is really good. All of these things are great, until you hit that inevitable bump. It could be a boss, certain co-workers, or just the work itself. We have all heard stories of workplace bullies, toxic work environments and culture. If you’re a young pro or even an experienced one, how can you face these pains and not feel like the walls are closing in? Megan talks with Tati Petkovic about the challenges faced starting out and what it did to her confidence as a person and professional. In this episode you’ll hear: • Megan and Jason open up about the challenges they faced throughout their careers. • How these events helped make them better pros now, even though they didn’t feel it at the time. • Tati discusses her own pains during an internship experience at a creative agency. • The work environment at a “Mom & Pop” creative agency, which, at the time, hurt her growth and mental state, personally and professionally. • How she ended up growing from these experiences and becoming a successful freelancer. Tati Petkovic is the founder of Moon Sign Supplies, an astrology-inspired accessories brand. She has been a freelance graphic designer for the last six years, is also a sessional instructor at OCAD University. She obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Graphic Design from OCAD University in 2014, and a Master's Degree in Digital Media from Ryerson University in 2018. In 2019, Tati started teaching Process for Graphic Designers at OCAD University. Tati has freelanced at multiple award-winning design studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada including Parcel Design, aftermodern.lab, Weaymouth Creative, Cundari, and Clearspace Design. Previous clients have been the Art Gallery of Ontario, Flat Singles Press, Meridian Bank, Dynacare, Lake of Bays Brewing Co, The Leaders Circle, and BMW. WHERE YOU CAN FIND TATI Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tatipetkovic/ Moon Sign Supplies Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/moonsignsupplies/ WHERE TO FIND PINTS & PIZZA WITH PROFESSORS: Website: http://www.pintspizzaprofs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintspizzaprofs Instagram: @pintspizzaprofs Twitter: @pintspizzaprofs Snapchat: @pintspizzaprofs

Whether you’re in college, with an agency, or are a consultant, you’ve collaborated with others in the field. Sometimes group work ends up bringing success to a client; other times, it may end up being a huge failure due to the inability of individuals to come together. How can we make sure there are more successes than failures? Megan and Jason welcome award-winning author, strategist, and entrepreneur, Deirdre Breakenridge, to the show. In this episode you’ll hear: - Megan and Jason share their own experiences with group projects. - Their good and not-so-good collaborations. - Ways we can re-shape our thinking in the classroom to show group work can be a valuable learning experience now and for the future. - What you can do to put different personalities at ease. - How to best deal with a group member who is "slacking"? - Deirdre’s FEEL First project, which focuses on millennials and communication. Deirdre Breakenridge is Chief Executive Officer at Pure Performance Communications. A veteran in PR and marketing, Breakenridge has counseled senior level executives at organizations including the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, Blue Star Veterans Network, JVC, Kraft, Nasdaq, PRSA and Siegel+Gale. She is the author of six business books including Answers for Modern Communicators: A Guide to Effective Business Communication, Social Media and Public Relations: Eight New Practices for the PR Professional, Putting the Public Back in Public Relations, and PR 2.0, New Media, New Tools, New Audiences, Breakenridge was an adjunct professor for New York University (NYU) and Fairleigh Dickinson University, and is currently an online instructor for UMASS at Amherst Journalism Department. She is a member of PRSA and has served on the Board of NJ/PRSA and the New Jersey Advertising Club. She is a C-Suite Network Advisor and also hosts a podcast show, Women Worldwide on C-Suite Radio. WHERE YOU CAN FIND DEIRDRE: Twitter- @dbreakenridge LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/deirdrebreakenridge/ Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/DeirdreBreakenridge/ WHERE TO FIND PINTS & PIZZA WITH PROFESSORS: Website: http://www.pintspizzaprofs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintspizzaprofs Instagram: @pintspizzaprofs Twitter: @pintspizzaprofs Snapchat: @pintspizzaprofs WHERE TO FIND JASON: Twitter: @JasMollica Instagram: @JasMollica WHERE TO FIND MEGAN? Where to find Megan Wagner: Instagram: @MeganMWagner Twitter: @MeganMWagner Website: http://www.meganmwagner

The words “diversity” and “inclusion” have been top of mind students, university presidents, as well as employees and industry leaders in the last few years. A 2018 survey by the Society of Human Resource Management stated that 55-percent of respondents "very strongly" or "strongly agree" that their employers' policies promote diversity and inclusion. In 2017, a survey of more than 80 chief diversity officers found that 62-percent said that their positions were inaugural for their campuses—a sign that the chief diversity officer role continues to grow. To gain the perspective of what colleges and universities are doing to address diversity and inclusion, Megan and Jason chat with Priya Doshi, a professor in American University’s School of Communication. Not only is Priya an outstanding strategic communicator, she is also AU SOC’s Inclusion Officer. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL HEAR: - Megan and Jason discuss the importance of a diverse student body, faculty, and campus. - Insights on a study on Diversity and Inclusivity for the next generation of neuroscientists and its relation to communications careers. - What Megan and Jason’s universities are doing to address diversity and inclusion, with an example of AU SOC’s Center for Diversity and Inclusion. - How Priya’s work in the classroom focuses on cross-cultural and international communication. - The tactics we should use to ensure a welcoming and open-minded classroom. - Priya’s proudest moment in her career as a PR pro and educator. OUR SLICE OF THE WEEK How can you help make your part of the world more inclusive? Let us know by using #pintspizzaprofs on Twitter and @PintsPizzaProfs LINKS: Priya Doshi’s bio: american.edu/soc/faculty/doshi.cfm American University Center for Diversity and Inclusion: https://www.american.edu/ocl/cdi/ Society of Human Resource Management 2018 Survey: http://bit.ly/2Nvk0Mn A Discussion of Diversity and Inclusivity at the Institutional Level: The Need for a Strategic Plan: http://bit.ly/2NnSyzY WHERE TO FIND PINTS & PIZZA WITH PROFESSORS: Website: http://www.pintspizzaprofs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintspizzaprofs Instagram: @pintspizzaprofs Twitter: @pintspizzaprofs Snapchat: @pintspizzaprofs Where to find Jason Mollica: Twitter: @JasMollica Instagram: @JasMollica Where to find Megan Wagner: Instagram: @MeganMWagner Twitter: @MeganMWagner Website: http://www.meganmwagner.com

On this episode of Pints & Pizza with Professors, professors Jason Mollica and Megan Wagner chat about the WORST jobs they've ever had yet how they were able to use those skills learned to their advantage later in their careers. They also discuss the evolution of careers and why you should always keep an open mind when new opportunities arise. In the episode you’ll hear: - Why NOT getting your dream job could be the best thing for your career - Why crappy jobs can show you the best learning lessons - How students can start building businesses and growing their cash flow NOW If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, we’d love to hear about it and get your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories, tweet or Snap and tag us, @pintspizzaprofs! Submit Your Question (Audio or Video Clip) to pintspizzaprofs@gmail.com LINKS: Where to find Pints & Pizza With Professors: Website: http://www.pintspizzaprofs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintspizzaprofs Instagram: @pintspizzaprofs Twitter: @pintspizzaprofs Snapchat: @pintspizzaprofs Where to find Jason Mollica: Twitter: @JasMollica Instagram: @JasMollica Where to find Megan Wagner: Instagram: @MeganMWagner Twitter: @MeganMWagner Website: http://www.meganmwagner.com

On this bonus episode of Pints & Pizza With Professors, Megan's got her co-host Professor Jason Mollica in the hot seat! She asking Jason 20 questions to uncover more of who he is and some major lessons learned throughout his career. In the episode you’ll hear: - Which failure he learned the most from and why - What place in the world he would jet off to TODAY - Which social platform he would get rid of if he could and why - Who his dream guest would be to have on Triple P - Which book has inspired him the most - What his favorite ice cream flavor is - AND SO MUCH MORE! ____________ Where to find Pints & Pizza With Professors: Website: http://www.pintspizzaprofs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintspizzaprofs Instagram: @pintspizzaprofs Twitter: @pintspizzaprofs Snapchat: @pintspizzaprofs Where to find Jason Mollica: Twitter: @JasMollica Instagram: @JasMollica Where to find Megan Wagner: Instagram: @MeganMWagner Twitter: @MeganMWagner Website: http://www.meganmwagner.com

On this bonus episode of Pints & Pizza With Professors, Jason's got her co-host Professor Megan Wagner in the hot seat! He's asking Megan 20 questions to uncover more of who she is and some major lessons learned throughout her career. You'll hear: In the episode you’ll hear: - The biggest lesson that failure has taught her - What she would tell 22-year-old Megan - Which book has inspired her the most - What childish thing she still does - AND SO MUCH MORE! ____________ Where to find Pints & Pizza With Professors: Website: http://www.pintspizzaprofs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintspizzaprofs Instagram: @pintspizzaprofs Twitter: @pintspizzaprofs Snapchat: @pintspizzaprofs Where to find Jason Mollica: Twitter: @JasMollica Instagram: @JasMollica

Episode 1: It’s Podcast Orientation Day on Pints & Pizza with Professors! Professors Jason Mollica and Megan Wagner introduce themselves, what inspired them to create this podcast and give students a glimpse into what they can expect to hear in Season 1. Web: www.pintspizzaprofs.com If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, we’d love to hear about it and get your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories, tweet or Snap and tag us, @pintspizzaprofs! In the episode you’ll hear: About co-hosts Megan Wagner and Jason Mollica The inspiration behind Pints & Pizza with Professors How Megan and Jason work with students in and out of the classroom Why we will always consider ourselves to be students of communications Being realistic about your academic expectations Submit Your Question (Audio or Video Clip) to pintspizzaprofs@gmail.com ________________________________________________ LINKS: Where to find Pints & Pizza With Professors: Website: http://www.pintspizzaprofs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintspizzaprofs Instagram: @pintspizzaprofs Twitter: @pintspizzaprofs Snapchat: @pintspizzaprofs Where to find Jason Mollica: Twitter: @JasMollica Instagram: @JasMollica Where to find Megan Wagner: Instagram: @MeganMWagner Twitter: @MeganMWagner Website: http://www.meganmwagner.com