Becoming an accredited public relations professional is generally understood as a four-step process. Candidates begin with planning and applying. The second step involves studying for
By Wes Phillips, APR with Amanda Young, APR Amanda Young, PRCA Mobile 2022 board president and marketing and communications manager at Feeding the Gulf Coast,
By Debbie Clolinger, M.Ed One of the things I absolutely love about our PRCA Mobile Chapter is the wealth of knowledge and experience our members
By: Mary Sergeant, PRCA Mobile Student Affairs Chairman When I was in college a little over four years ago the last thing I wanted to
By: Shellie Teague – President, PRCA Mobile As public relations professionals, we’re often in the know of ALL the events. Networking after hours, coffee chats,
Do you ever feel that you spend so much time trying to keep up with the latest PR trends that you neglect the tried and
By Sally Ericson, Bellingrath Gardens Everyone loves a social media video, but until recently, I shied away from embracing the technology. If you’ve had the
Who should get their accreditation in public relations (APR)? That’s an easy question to answer – everyone in public relations! You’ve all heard it’s not
Involvement, membership, success by Shellie Teague I’m going to cut right to the chase: Toolkit was a huge success this year! With record-breaking attendance (including
I know it’s June and we are just months out from completing the 2017 state awards program, and then I even turned around and asked
PRCA Mobile Toolkit 2017 It seems as though with each new day comes not only opportunity, but a new trend to follow. Our target external