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PRSA, the nation’s leading professional organization serving the communications community, will present six Individual Awards during ICON 2022, being held Nov. 13-15 in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

PRSSA, the foremost organization for students interested in the public relations and communications fields, announced that it is teaming with the News Literacy Project, the nation’s leading provider of news literacy education, for the 2023 Bateman Case Study Competition.

David Marshall, Ph.D., APR, recently made a personal decision to step down from his position as an At-Large Director on the PRSA Board of Directors. David’s term began on January 1 of this year and was scheduled to run through Dec. 31, 2023. The Board is pleased to share that current Board member Ray Day has agreed to stay on as an At-Large Director and fulfill the last year of Mr. Marshall’s unexpired term.

PRSA is celebrating its 75th anniversary throughout 2022. To mark this milestone event, PRSA is publishing “75 Years of Impact and Influence: People, Places & Moments in Public Relations History,” showcasing the history of the profession through the people and events that helped shape international discourse and transform the business world.

PRSA nd the News Literacy Project have partnered to create a series of webinars exclusively for PRSA and PRSSA members.

2022 Honorees include executives from Weber Shandwick, Procter & Gamble, OmniCom Public Relations Group, ColorComm, Inc.

The keynote session will be composed of leaders from the U.S. Navy, U.S. Army and Amazon Global Military Affairs.

PRSA, the nation’s leading professional organization serving the communications community, today announced the officer and director nominees for its 2023 Board of Directors.

The world is getting smaller. Communication travels at the speed of sound, and the increasingly interconnected nature of PR and communications makes global awareness and understanding critical for every practitioner — whether you have “global” in your job description or not. And that is why PRSA named July as Global Affairs Month.

The College of Fellows is comprised of more than 700 leading professionals and educators, each of whom has left a significant footprint on the public relations profession.

The accomplished businessman, entrepreneur, TV personality and author will discuss brand reputation, engaging audiences, the importance of DEI and more.

In the next several days and weeks, the Supreme Court of the United States will be handing down decisions on a range of issues affecting large swaths of society.

The awards recognize influential communications work making a positive difference and efforts making the world safer, healthier, more equitable and sustainable.

Throughout the month, the Global Alliance will share insights and best practices via articles and webinars at no cost. PRSA will be hosting and taking part in two of the month’s offerings.

Located in Newberg, Oregon, George Fox University joins the nearly 375 PRSSA Chapters across the U.S., as well as Argentina, Colombia, Peru and Puerto Rico.

PRSA, the nation’s leading professional organization serving the communications community, today announced the winners of the 2022 Anvil Awards, which recognize the best public relations tactics and campaigns of the year and the highest standards of performance for the profession

As part of the competition, student teams from across the country executed campaigns for the Lymphoma Research Foundation.

Alyson Hoffman of Ohio Northern University was elected as PRSSA National President.

She is being recognized in the leader category for the meaningful work she accomplished during her time as 2021 PRSA Chair.

In a piece about the importance of lifelong learning, Dr. Felicia Blow, APR, explains why communicators must continuously acquire new skills and knowledge.