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Tag Archives: Public Relations Society of America
Your Career and You: “But I’m Just a Kid”
I’ve written about this before, but tonight it rings so true. I’m just back from the Public Relations Society of America’s International Conference where I was in the middle of close to 3,000 public relations professionals from around the world…all … Continue reading
Posted in careers, Communication, Curry College, Education, feedback, mentoring, networking, overload, PR, PR students, PRSA, public affairs, public relations
Tagged Attitude, Careers, Challenges, communication, Communication Department, Communication students, Curry College, public relations, Public Relations Concentration, Public Relations Society of America, Publicity Club of New England
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Your Career and You: “You Can’t ‘Buy’ Ethics”
I’m doubling up on my posts about public relations and ethics this month. September is “Ethics Month” for the Public Relations Society of America, and we devote a lot of energy to educating/ reminding public relations professionals about the responsibility that … Continue reading
Posted in Code of Ethics, Communication, Curry College, Education, PR, PR students, professional organizations, PRSA, public relations, Public Relations Society of America
Tagged Challenges, communication, Communication Department, Communication students, Curry College, Ethical behavior, public relations, Public Relations Society of America
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