Anticipation is mounting for the first episode of The Big Race. The first segment of the 8 part series will be unveiled at the Greater Toronto Civic Action Alliance Our Region, Our Move conference on Wednesday, April 17.
In late January Centennial’s School of Communications, Media & Design held a school-wide competition focused on generating discussion around issues related to transit and social justice. A team from Corporate Communications & Public Relations won the competition, and partnered with students from Broadcasting & Film to bring their idea to life.
Relive the dream: Prom 2013 posterCentennial College Corporate Communications & Public Relations students are hosting an opportunity to Relive the Dream – a prom in support of Inside the Dream, a charitable organization that collects gently used formal wear and accessories for under-privileged teens to use during their prom and graduation nights.
Students from Centennial College’s Corporate Communications & Public Relations program will be supporting international children’s rights charity Free the Children with an evening of fun and fundraising in Toronto’s lively Danforth community.
Hunger in Parkdale is about to get 86’d. For those who don’t speak restaurant-ese, that means knocked off, taken care of, dealt with. You know, eliminated. Or at least that’s the dream we’ll be striving for.
On February 20th & 21st Centennial College honoured its award winners for the 2011 – 2012 academic year. Three graduates from Centennial’s Corporate Communications & Public Relations program received awards at a gala dinner in the college’s new Athletic & Wellness Centre, hosted by CBC’s Suhana Meharchand.
Hacking social media sites is quickly becoming a hot trend. In the past week, Facebook was hacked and several Twitter accounts were the subject of takeovers.
An idea that would have teams racing across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton regions on public transit is the winner of Centennial College’s 10.10.10 Competition. “The Amazing Transit Race” would raise awareness of the difficulties for commuters on low income, who have disabilities, or who speak a language other than English.
We’re proud to announce that this past fall Centennial Corporate Communications & Public Relations students from our East York and Pickering campuses raised more than $19,700 for local charities through 12 unique special events staged as part of our Event Management course for Fall 2012.
Fresh from the anchor desk, CBC News Network’s Andrew Nichols visited the Centre for Creative Communications on December 4 to speak with Corporate Communications & Public Relations students.
