Aida graduated in May 2008 from James Madison University (JMU) with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Studies and minors in French and Technical and Scientific Communication.
Aida has an international background and speaks French, Bosnian and English. In the summer of 2007, she interned for the International Broadcasting Bureau in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, where she organized and planned a workshop on television in the new media era. She has also been a public relations volunteer for Court Days Festival, Sunflower Cottage and Valley Program for the Aging Services. She is also a Student Speech Consultant in the Communication Resource Center. She is currently interning in Sarajevo with the OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Aida enjoys spending time with her family and friends, traveling, photography, live music, road trips and all things Boston.
Aida Fazlic's blog is Life Before Noon.
This is the diary of Aida Fazlic - LBN Blogger.
Thursday, August 14.
OH SH*T! I’m supposed to post. What could I possibly write about now?! CRAAP.
Who hasn’t been there? Living in utter oblivion until your Google calendar, cell phone, friend or co-worker reminds you to come back to reality and write something witty, inspirational, fresh and […]
Most of my firsts in the work field have passed. First day, first big project, first vacation, etc. But, something I was looking forward to more than anything was, of course, my first paycheck.
After being at the beach for a week with family I grudgingly returned back to the office. Sitting on my desk was a white […]
When my friends and family ask me how my internship is going and what I’ve been doing, I jokingly respond with, “well I do a lot of reading.” I actually do spend a majority of my time reading through the news and e-mails and researching various subjects.
In the 20 odd days I’ve been interning, I’ve […]
It’s five days away. The end of a huge chapter in my life. The culmination of four years of meeting new people, making new memories and learning more about communication than I thought possible is coming to a close. I have a tremendous feeling of sadness and finality. Last sorority meeting, last dinner at the dining […]
April showers bring May flowers and for those of us in school, April also brings finals and the near end to another school year. April, in other words, is the perfect time of the year to stress out. It’s convenient that April is also Stress Awareness Month.
The time has come to embrace the stress in […]
“Now, where you sit in the cafeteria is crucial because you got everybody there. You got your freshmen, ROTC guys, preps, JV jocks, Asian nerds, cool Asians, varsity jocks, unfriendly black hotties, girls who eat their feelings, girls who don’t eat anything, desperate wannabes, burnouts, sexually active band geeks, the greatest people you will ever […]
The use of the Internet and other technology is increasing. Well, duh. But, just how much do we actually use the World Wide Web? According to Young Voter Strategies 2007 article, “Background on the Millennial Generation,” nearly two-thirds of 18-30 year olds check their e-mail daily and 70 percent use the Internet daily. It’s pretty obvious […]
