Brandon Jacobsen's guest appearances

Brandon Jacobsen

Law Firm Marketing Catalyst

UEN Homeroom

Heidi Matthews

John Kelly

Chris Walker

Nicole Johnson

Rebecca Nagle

Jennifer Johnson

Justin Anderson

Mike Roberts

Rachel Fletcher

Dave Roberts

Craig Brown

Brynne Tillman

Richard Thomas

Anthony Geraci

Michelle Reed

OwlTail

In this week's UEN Homeroom, we talk with Brandon Jacobsen, the CTE - IT Specialist for the Utah Board of Education, about the changing face of computer science in our schools.    We  discuss topics like:  how is computer science being presented to Utah students, the role of computer science in all curriculums - not just STEM, what the job market looks like for students with a CS background, and more.

In this week's UEN Homeroom, we talk with Brandon Jacobsen, the CTE - IT Specialist for the Utah Board of Education, about the changing face of computer science in our schools. We discuss topics like: how is computer science being presented to Utah students, the role of computer science in all curriculums - not just STEM, what the job market looks like for students with a CS background, and more.

Brandon Jacobsen - Bringing Computer Science to all Students

Insider

Brandon Jacobsen worked for more than a decade at CBS Network News, climbing the ranks from intern in the Los Angeles bureau to producer, to on-air contributing correspondent for the network’s critically-acclaimed morning show, “CBS This Morning” and 24/7 digital streaming channel, “CBSN.” He was responsible for monitoring and covering news across the western half of the United States, filing reports on legal issues, natural disasters, national tragedies and cultural trends. In addition to his achieved success in Los Angeles, Brandon spent time at CBS’s Washington D.C. bureau, working on Capitol Hill, at the White House and at the U.S. Supreme Court. Brandon also worked at the local level as an investigative reporter covering crime, courts and corruption for the NBC affiliate in Omaha, Nebraska. Since the recording of this podcast, Brandon has accepted a position as the manager of public relations for O'Melveny &amp; Myers. What you’ll learn in this episode:  How to get and keep the media’s attention. How to build personal relationships with journalists. Tips for formatting an email to a journalist. Strategies for inserting your client/firm into the news of the day. How to prepare for a media interview in less than 10 minutes.  Ways to contact Brandon:  LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-scott-jacobsen-0a2456b3 

Brandon Jacobsen worked for more than a decade at CBS Network News, climbing the ranks from intern in the Los Angeles bureau to producer, to on-air contributing correspondent for the network’s critically-acclaimed morning show, “CBS This Morning” and 24/7 digital streaming channel, “CBSN.” He was responsible for monitoring and covering news across the western half of the United States, filing reports on legal issues, natural disasters, national tragedies and cultural trends. In addition to his achieved success in Los Angeles, Brandon spent time at CBS’s Washington D.C. bureau, working on Capitol Hill, at the White House and at the U.S. Supreme Court. Brandon also worked at the local level as an investigative reporter covering crime, courts and corruption for the NBC affiliate in Omaha, Nebraska. Since the recording of this podcast, Brandon has accepted a position as the manager of public relations for O'Melveny &amp; Myers. What you’ll learn in this episode: <ul> <li>How to get and keep the media’s attention.</li> <li>How to build personal relationships with journalists.</li> <li>Tips for formatting an email to a journalist.</li> <li>Strategies for inserting your client/firm into the news of the day.</li> <li>How to prepare for a media interview in less than 10 minutes.</li> </ul> Ways to contact Brandon: <ul> <li>LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-scott-jacobsen-0a2456b3/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-scott-jacobsen-0a2456b3</a></li> </ul>

Episode 13: How to Get Media Exposure – Secrets from an Former Newsroom Insider, Brandon Jacobsen