Useful Article

 Hi Everyone, 

I wanted to share this link with you all that I believe will be very helpful as we grow as professionals. In the article, the author highlights two key points: how social media can be used as a college research tool and the importance of understanding privacy and appropriateness. 

The importance of understanding privacy and appropriateness stuck out to me the most because sometimes we forget about how we interact on social media with our friends and how those interactions can be perceived by others including future employers, colleagues, or academic institutions. It’s a reminder to always be mindful of what we post and how we present ourselves online. The article uses the term "safeguarding" which means making our social media profiles private, being selective about what we share, and regularly reviewing our content to ensure it aligns with the professional image we want to present.

If you're interested the link is below :)

https://www.mefa.org/article/using-social-media-to-research-and-connect-with-colleges/ 

- India Woods

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