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Study: APR Credentials Boost Confidence and Ethics Counseling Engagement

PRSay

A recent research study published in the Journal of Media Ethics sheds light on the significant role that accreditation and certification play in enhancing professionals’ confidence and frequency of engaging in ethics counseling. The study The study, conducted in the fall of 2022 by Dr. Marlene S.

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4 Tips for Transitioning From Military Public Affairs to the Civilian Sector

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With more than two decades of experience in public relations and military public affairs, Dr. Sweetser offers advice to those on the cusp of transitioning from military public affairs to the civilian sector. • In the civilian world, you’re competing with professionals who went to school for public relations.

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Breaking Barriers: Women in Communications, Public Relations, and Journalism 

Buchanan PR

In communications, public relations, and journalism, women have played a pivotal role in shaping narratives, amplifying voices, and driving meaningful conversations. While journalism was once a male-dominated industry, pioneers like Ida B. To learn more about career opportunities at Buchanan PR, click here.

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Painting a Picture of the U.S. Military: Lessons From Public Affairs Officers

PRSay

This blog is based on an original article in the Public Relations Journal , a peer-reviewed academic publication presented by the Institute for Public Relations and PRSA. Do you think public affairs officers provided technical support? Photographs. Kaye Sweetser, Ph.D.,

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In Memoriam: Joe S. Epley, APR, Fellow PRSA

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A 1993 study he presented to the Defense Information School on ethics in military public affairs is also credited for putting professional ethics standards on the decision-making table in that segment of the PR profession. A native of Forest City, N.C.,

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Behind the Headlines With Ashley Simmons

Cision

What drew you to the field of public relations and communication? It made sense that I should be in the nation’s capital to study public affairs and obtain more real-world experience, so I moved to D.C. My daily newspaper of choice is…The Wall Street Journal. I’ve never looked back.

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The Professional Angle: Are Organizational Communicators up to the Task?

Institute for Public Relations

This blog is based on the original study in the Public Relations Journal. In my work as a military public affairs officer, more than once someone else in uniform said something to the effect of I know how to … Continue reading The Professional Angle: Are Organizational Communicators up to the Task?