This month, we kicked off our Chapter’s virtual programming with an excellent Q&A session with Detroit News Managing Editor Kevin J. Hardy. Kevin, a 15-year…Continue reading
I’d like to take a moment to detail how PRSA Detroit is responding to the current environment to support PRSA Detroit members. 2020 is PRSA’s…Continue reading
April 25 would have been Wayne State University’s PRSSA District Conference. However, due to COVID-19, the Chapter pivoted to host a free, virtual panel of…Continue reading
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected our communities in ways that I’m sure many of us never would’ve imagined. As communicators, we are uniquely positioned to…Continue reading
As many fellow Detroit area PR professionals continue to stay safe and hunker down at home, we are adjusting to life as telecommuters. Some of…Continue reading
Let me begin with the salutation that has become all too common during this uncertain time – I hope you and your families are staying…Continue reading
Whether for personal fulfillment, professional advancement or simply the “street cred” of those official letters, pursuing Accreditation in Public Relations (APR) is well within your…Continue reading
Pandemic. Contagion. Outbreak. They are words that instantly ignite fear in us all. This is certainly an unprecedented time in our lives. While the Coronavirus/COVID-19…Continue reading
Photo Caption: Brittany Battista, Eastern Michigan University, was presented with one of the 2019 Donald P. Durocher Memorial Scholarship awards, by Scott Simons, APR, PRSA…Continue reading
When journalists change careers, they often pursue positions in PR and communications. Right now, making “the jump” may seem more compelling than ever: Newsroom headcounts…Continue reading