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Mia Miller

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Journalist | M.A. American University | B.A. University of Maryland, College Park

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Student Journalist at American University.

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PR in the age of intelligent machines: Are we asking the right questions?

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By Mia Miller
| Agility PR Solutions News by Bulldog Reporter
AI didn’t barge into PR. It slipped in through the side door. One helpful draft here. One faster media scan there. A subject line tweak. A summary that saved twenty minutes. None of it felt disruptive at first. It felt practical. Sensible, even. But over time, those small efficiencies started to shape how decisions get made. And that’s the part we don’t talk about enough. Most conversations about AI in PR still revolve around what it can do. Can it write a release? Can it monitor sentiment?
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Reputation in the age of EdTech: How schools build trust through media

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By Mia Miller
| Agility PR Solutions News by Bulldog Reporter
A district superintendent woke up to eighty-seven missed messages last fall. Not from angry parents or a failed bond levy. From a single tweet. A student had posted a short video showing a broken 3D printer in the STEM lab. The caption said “$40,000 for this?” Within forty-eight hours, two local news stations picked it up. Then a national education blog ran with it. The school’s carefully cultivated reputation—decades of community trust—lost a lot of its insulation over one weekend.
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Lessons in Otolaryngology: From Mentorship to Sponsorship

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By Amanda J. Bastien, Janice Farlow, Mia Miller
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Women now comprise the majority of the global healthcare workforce at 70% but a minority of its leadership [1]. In recent years, notable strides toward gender parity have been made, a pattern mirrored in the field of Otolaryngology [2]. In the past 5 years, the number of female chairs almost tripled from 4 in 2020 to 11 female chairs in 2024 [3].
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