Are you feeling jolly? It’s time to sift through your closets, call up your Aunt Muriel or visit a nearby Value Village because on Monday, Dec. 5, Centennial College’s emPoweR team is putting on the holiday party of the century: The Ugly Holiday Sweater Party.
As an international student studying Corporate Communications & Public Relations, I came into the program with the mindset that I needed to get experience and lots of it in the Canadian PR industry. So when I received an email from program coordinator Barry Waite about volunteering in media relations with Free the Children, I jumped on the opportunity.
Centennial College president, Ann Buller, visited the Centre for Creative Communications on October 13, 2011. She came to talk about leadership and communications. Her audience, Corporate Communication and Public Relations students, received her message warmly, and engaged her in a vigorous question and answer period afterward.
The Fall semester is well underway at Centennial’s Centre for Creative Communications. A record 52 students started the post-graduate Corporate Communications & Public Relations program this September — the most number of students ever.
We’re thrilled to announce that Oluwadamilola (Lola) Okunlola, an International Student in the Corporate Communications & Public Relations program at Centennial College has been named “Student of the Year” by the Toronto chapter of the Canadian Public Relations Society.
Student life is almost over. I’m not sure what to think, feel or do. What is real life, if not filled with textbooks, essays, essays and essays? When I finished my English BA at Queen’s University, I didn’t take the time to reflect on a job well done. I wrote my last exam, packed up my apartment and left without looking back. I’d enjoyed it and I’d been successful.
Attention volleyball lovers: Here is your chance to play your favourite game while donating to a great charity. We are looking for teams to play at an indoor beach volleyball tournament to raise funds for Right To Play, a charity dedicated to providing sport programs to children in communities affected by war, poverty and disease.
It’s not every day that you get the chance to rewind time. And when you do, here’s how you can make the most of it. Centennial College Corporate Communications and Public Relations students are playing host to ‘Put your fun face on,’ a carnival-themed fundraiser.
Bowling, the Alzheimer Society of Toronto and the 1950s: what more could you want? On Thursday, April 14, 2011, Corporate Communications & Public Relations students will host a 1950s-themed bowling tournament to raise funds for the Alzheimer Society of Toronto.
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.
