Toronto needs to ditch the car Hi, I’m Emily, and I think Toronto should ditch the car and make more space for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users. I love living in a city where I have multiple ways to get from point A to B, whether it’s strolling down the street, whizzing by on my…
Hi my name is Quyen and I want to share my experience in J.O.B.S. Jobs. Back in the 90s when my parents were 20, they gave birth to me in the red cross refugee camp in Indonesia. We had refugee status because of the Vietnam War and had a choice to move. Out of all…
We’re so proud of our students, we can hardly stand it! This year, students who began our program in September 2016 won three student awards for excellence in Communications Plans, done, by the way, for REAL clients. Congratulations to the student teams: And a huge congratulations to Student of the Year, CCPR student Priya Khemchandra,…
By Samantha White, Class of ’17 I can safely say that Storyworks is not like any class I have taken before. The amount of real-life client work I have been fortunate enough to work on is preparing me for my career, and I am thankful for that. I entered the CCPR program with a bachelor’s…
By Priyanka Nasta, Class of 2017, International student I remember my first day starting the communications and public relations (CCPR) program at the Story Arts Centre. I was new to the country, didn’t have any friends, didn’t know anyone and hadn’t even secured an accommodation yet. Despite all this, I felt fairly confident about going…
By Donna Lindell, Program Coordinator I’m pretty sure there is not one #ccpr student who would argue with me when I say that this has been a rough and tumble year. Set to begin Field Placements in the real world come Monday, many students might be saying, ‘can’t wait’ or ‘we made it’ but the…
By Sabrina Lavi Editor’s Note: This was Sabrina’s Persuasive Writing Speech assignment for her Writing course. Post-secondary school. College. These words represent the promise and hope of obtaining a job, a skill set and a career, or for some of us, a second chance at reinventing ourselves. Looking back on my journey through the public relations…
By: Sandra Ulewicz Six strangers, put in a group and told to work together on creating a special event to raise money for a charity of our choice. We had 77 days and $0. Welcome to #ccpr ! The first day Our team decided we wanted to help women. We chose to support Nellie’s Shelter,…
Walking the yellow brick road to graduating the Centennial College CCPR program PRIYA KHEMCHANDRA The Centennial College Corporate Communications and Public Relations postgraduate program doesn’t just prepare you for “real life”— you live it. The best thing about the program, in my opinion, is that every element is an opportunity to transition from aspiring to…
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