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Centennial Corporate Communications & Public Relations annual social media event, Talk is Cheap, takes place Monday, December 9 at the Story Arts Centre (formerly Centre for Creative Communications).
Shaping an industry to match a changing society
This blog forms a part of a series called PR: Shaping the Future, a campaign led by a team of Centennial College public relations and corporate communications postgraduate students in partnership with the Canadian Council of Public Relations Firms (CCPRF). The campaign aims to highlight how storytellers can shape narratives in a diverse and authentic…
The Future of PR Looks Like Us
Recounting our conversation with diverse communicators: How educators, students and professionals are shaping the future of the communications industry Authors: Sarah Heiman, Becca Moe, Daisy Uy and Charmaine Blair The Future of PR Looks Like Us campaign This blog is part of a series called The Future of PR Looks Like Us, a meaningful campaign…
Future Resistant: Preparing Gen Next
I’ll be speaking at a CPRS panel, Gen Next: Preparing the Future Stars of the PR Industry on May 8 in Toronto. As someone who once hand-delivered news releases to the Parliamentary Press Gallery in Ottawa so as to develop a face-to-face rapport (and dare I say I also FAXed out media releases to a…
Student Event: Straight from the Arts
On April 6, 2011, Corporate Communications & Public Relations students will host a silent art auction in support of the Broadview Community Youth Group. The BCYG provides affordable, entertaining and educational programs for youth aged 4-12 in East Toronto.
Centennial students participate in VOICES 2014
What exactly is a Toronto “State of Mind?” That was the topic for speakers in the recent public speaking competition, VOICES 2014, organized by students from Seneca College’s Corporate Communications program. Four students from Centennial’s Corporate Communications & Public Relations program were among the ten participants that included students from Seneca and George Brown College.