Gaining visibility through leadership opportunities: The importance of everyone developing leadership skills

invited Podcast interview by the Institute for Communication and Information (ICIR) at the University of Alabama. Dr. Meng was invited to share some of her most recent research in the area of public relations and leadership, specifically the challenges that women and people of color face when in leadership roles and when trying to get into leadership roles in the field of public relations. The podcast episode is part of the “Revise and Resubmit” Scholar Spotlight Season 2 organized and published by the Institute for Communication and Information Research (ICIR) at the University of Alabama. The episode can be accessed at https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Lx1mZqwGKGPAunCuD910F

Juan Meng

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