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…
To me there is a fine art to doing Public Relations, and doing it well. Centennial not only prepped me for traditional PR, but also the changing times of PR.
As a 2009 graduate of Centennial’s corporate communications and PR (CCPR) program, Emily Abrahams considers herself lucky to have landed a job during one of Canada’s worst recessions.
For Tori Gass, the choice to enroll back in school after several years in the workforce wasn’t easy, but the experience and decision to do so was worth it. Tori decided to expand her career horizon by entering into the corporate communications and public relations program at Centennial College.
Lisa Nethercott has a passion for not-for-profit organizations and had worked in the industry for over 10 years in development and funding.
If Andrew Miller could give future communications students one piece of advice when it comes to shaping their careers, it would be this: “Try not to limit yourself in terms of what you apply for. You never know what opportunities will present themselves once you’ve started working on something.”
