Three teachers from Centennial’s Corporate Communications & Public Relations program were nominated for this year’s George Wicken Award for excellence in teaching. It’s the first time there has been three nominations from one program. The teachers — Donna Lindell, Vivienne McCuaig and Lisa Rebnord — were nominated for the prestigious honour by their students.
On Monday, Dec. 2, a group of students from Centennial College’s Corporate Communications and Public Relations will host a fun-filled event called ChromatiCITY. Dance, drink and win awesome prizes as we raise money for MusiCounts and music education!
There’s a new option for students looking to study public relations: Centennial College’s new Bachelor of Public Relations Management.
On Wednesday, December 4, a group of students from Centennial College’s Corporate Communications and Public Relations postgraduate program will host an event called #CANit2013.
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).
Sketch is a charity that creates opportunities for street involved youth (ages 15-29) to be engaged in the arts in a cross-discipline studio environment or in the community.
Ready to move in new ways? On Monday, November 25 students from Centennial College’s Corporate Communications & Public Relations program are partnering with MukiBaum Treatment Centres to present Movement for MukiBaum, an evening of dance and interactive experiences. Movement for MukiBaum, which takes place between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m., will inspire and educate guests…
Did you have for breakfast today? The Children’s Breakfast Club of Toronto wants to make sure every child can answer that question, with a “Yes.” The program provides over 4000 hot breakfasts a week to children all over the city.
As the weather gets colder, there’s nothing more comforting than the warmth of your own home. But what about those who don’t have a home? Approximately 11,000 homeless youth roam Canada’s streets every night, with no place to go. This November, Torontonians can help.
Unleash your inner geek for charity and help provide laptops for youths in need. Centennial College’s Corporate Communications & Public Relations students are hosting Get Your Geek On, a trivia night in support of Sky’s the Limit on November 27, 2013 at the Fox and the Fiddle at 535 Danforth Ave.
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