Student Blogger: Megan O’Keefe

I am a fourth-year undergraduate student at the University of Oregon studying Public Relations at the School of Journalism and Communication with a minor in Theatre Arts. I currently serve as Vice President for the University of Oregon chapter of Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA). Previously, I worked as a Marketing Intern at the Hult Center for Performing Arts in Eugene, OR from 2020-2021. Most recently, I spent time at the Fulton Theatre, a regional theatre in Lancaster, PA, working as a Marketing and PR Intern during the summer of 2022. Beyond theatre, my passions include singing, reading, arts and crafts, and playing piano!
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Student Blog: Finals & Projects & Homework, Oh My!
December 24, 2022
For me, burnout started to set in right after Thanksgiving break. Like most students, I took those few days to relax, spend time with family, and not think about schoolwork. I dreaded the turnaround time from Thanksgiving break to the long haul grind to finals week. I wore down quickly. Desperately, I needed something to boost my spirits and motivate me to get through finals week.
Student Blog: How to Succeed in College Without Really Trying
November 27, 2022
Surviving college means finding the tools to help stay afloat as the waves of responsibility wash ashore, which is just a dramatic way of saying you must find and accept the help you need. Every person has different needs. I found that the best way to manage college life is to follow the three Rs: rest, relax, and recharge.
Student Blog: The Big Question: 'What Do You Want To Do After College?'
November 1, 2022
The fear of graduating dawns on every student at least once in their college career. Whether it was when you failed your first exam, accidentally slept late and missed a final, or contemplated switching majors. Feeling inadequate is something many students empathize with on a personal level. Between the shadows of self-doubt and fears of the future, it is no wonder college students hate to hear the question “so, what do you want to do after college?”
Student Blog: Finding Balance in Back to School
October 24, 2022
Many students thrive with a busy schedule while participating in multiple activities. But if you are like me and often find yourself struggling under the pressure, there is no shame in cutting back on your responsibilities. College burnout is real. Does that require taking and leaving some extracurriculars? Perhaps, but that doesn’t mean sacrificing important parts of your personality. Prioritize finding the time to do activities that you love but in a way that makes you happy and stress-free.