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It's time for the 2010 Landmarks of Excellence Awards competition!  Each year, the Kentucky chapters of the Public Relations Society of America and the International Association of Business Communicators host the awards competition to recognize outstanding achievement in the public relations arena.Held at local historic venues, the Landmarks ceremony has become one of the region's best showcases of communications talent.
The awards recognize participants for excellence in planning, creativity and execution of programs or individual projects. The deadline to submit your entry for this year's Landmarks is noon, Friday, August 19.To access the entry form, click HERE. Be sure to note the new judging information and categories.Also, mark your calendars now for the Landmarks event, Tuesday, October 12 at the Olmsted. |
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 While you are preparing your entries for the local PRSA/IABC Landmarks of Excellence contest, you may want to go ahead and get a head start on PRSA's East Central District Diamond Awards competition! The deadline for the Diamond Awards is not until Sept. 17 so you'll have a little more time and the entries you select for Landmarks are most likely eligible for both competitions.
The Diamond
Awards are presented to public relations practitioners who have
successfully addressed a communications challenge with exemplary
professional skill, creativity and resourcefulness. They are open to any public
relations professional who is a member of the 16 chapters in the PRSA
East Central District or any nonmember whose place of business is within
the district's boundaries. The East Central District covers Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, western Pennsylvania and WestVirginia.
Click here for more information and to download the categories and entry form.
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 Hosparus, Inc. in Louisville currently has a full-time position available for Communications Associate. Under the supervision of the Director of Communications, the Communications Associate supports public relations, marketing, external and internal communications, graphic design, development, event planning and social media initiatives of the organization. |
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Applications are being accepted now by Bellarmine University for its Masters Degree program in Communication. The program is designed to give an individual the knowledge and skills of communication that the 21st century demands. The curriculum addresses the global workplace, both at a personal level and an organizational level.
Students in the Bellarmine Master of Arts in Communication program study the following: digital media; the media convergence and its impact in the workplace; ethical communication in a culturally diverse workplace; strategies for utilizing media effectively; and the competencies necessary to develop effective communication programs in the private, nonprofit, or public sector.
The Bellarmine Master of Arts in Communication is a 30-hour degree. Applications for the fall term, which starts in mid August, are being accepted now.
For more information please contact: Julie Armstrong-Binnix at (502) 452-8364 or email at: julieab@bellarmine.edu or the Graduate Admission Office at (502) 452-8258. |
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Campbellsville's new PRSSA chapter thanks PRSA's Bluegrass professionals for their generous support through the chartering process. Our students gain from their interaction with you, and through your help the profession gains a new generation of prepared colleagues. You will see us at luncheons and other events, and you will hear from us seeking internships and employment. It was ever thus.
C.U.'s Public Relations majors must complete at least one professionally supervised internship, two news writing classes, one public relations writing class and one copyediting class, in addition to the PRSSA national's prescribed curriculum of theory, law and ethics.
Thank you from Campbellsville University President Michael Carter, and from all the faculty in Mass Communications and Public Relations.
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