20. Many discussions and debates for electoral processes informally take place on social media which is healthy but problems really emerge when the technology itself is capitalized on to further political corruption. #ou4120
19. Social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter open the door to enriched communication and provide places for conversation to take place with little logistical constraint. #ou4120
18. The connections you make at Ohio University can open the window of opportunity after college if you just stay connected and help out your fellow Bobcats. #ou4120
17. By getting to know people in many different places around the country, I can start to expand my network and create connections wherever I go. #ou4120
13. Just shared a post about donating money to the local dog shelter but I know I'll never really donate. Other people really do donate though, right? #ou4120
12. I logged into Facebook while doing some shopping and now my phone won't stop showing similar advertisements. Zuckerberg is always listening. #ou4120
11. Parody Trump accounts like @RealDonalDrumpf are so popular because they copy Donald Trump's mannerisms and portray stereotypes about him for the purpose of entertainment. #ou4120
8. By providing social media engagement for digital channels, I can introduce new people to a growing brand that will progressively create more buzz as more people join the conversation. #ou4120
10. Social media played a huge part in putting together the 2017 Women's March which has been considered to be one of the largest single-day protests in U.S. history. This vastly differs from the months to years it took to plan the 1963 March on Washington. #ou4120
9. The Arab Spring is a perfect example of how social media's power organized and supported protests, uprisings, and armed rebellions across the Middle East (unfortunately only providing a temporary reassurance in peace). #ou4120
7. Logan Paul was once revered for being an OU alumnus after he grew to popularity on Vine but his reputation took a sharp 180 after posting questionable content on multiple occasions. #ou4120
6. The Internet has the potential to unite people for both the good and bad. For example, people can show support for friends in need by donating to a GoFundMe but also can make a quick judgment and target a single individual with different beliefs. #ou4120