Lynne Russell has some kick-ass tips for writers who want their news releases to be read. The former anchor of CNN Headline News and the author of How to Win Friends, Kick Ass and Influence People recently shared those tips with students in a public relations writing class at Centennial College.
Students, staff and faculty at the Centre for Creative Communications joined their colleagues from all four Centennial campuses in this year’s White Ribbon Campaign from December 1 – 3, 2010.
Congratulations to Fall 2010’s Corporate Communications & Public Relations students for an incredibly successful event season, which saw six student-organized events raise more than $7,000 for local charities.
Two recent graduates from Centennial’s Corporate Communications & Public Relations program were recognized at the college’s annual awards dinner on Thursday, November 18.
A new academic award for Corporate Communications & Public Relations students at Centennial College was announced on November 24, 2010 at the program’s 30th anniversary celebration. The scholarship, donated by Frank Cerisano, Centennial College’s Executive Director of Development and Alumni Affairs, will be available for students enrolled beginning September 2010.
Please join a group of Centennial Corporate Communications & Public Relations students for “Wine, Cheese & All That Jazz” on Friday, November 26 at 7 p.m.
On Dec. 2, 2010 join six CC&PR students for a night of live music in support of the Touchstone Youth Centre. Located in Toronto’s East York neighbourhood, the centre is dedicated to helping homeless youth in crisis make immediate and positive changes in their lives.
Show up in your best 1980s costume and come party with us like it’s 1989 in support of a great cause!
On Wednesday, November 24th a team of students from this year’s CC+PR program will be holding a celebration in honour of the 30th anniversary of the Corporate Communications and Public Relations program at Centennial College. A cocktail reception will be held at Six Degrees Event Centre from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
All are invited! A group of students in Jesse-May Rountree’s Event Management class are planning a ‘mardi gras masquerade for hunger’ in order to collect food for and raise awareness of Second Harvest, a food bank located in the west end of Toronto.
