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Midwest District seeks presenters for 2012
Chicago Conference
The PRSA Midwest District is pleased to announce
its first District-wide event in many years, the
2012 Midwest District Conference, which will be
held July 19-20, 2012 at Loyola University in
Chicago. All public relations professionals from
across the District and beyond are invited to
attend the event, which will focus on Reestablishing
the Value Proposition: Trust and Transparency in
PR.
Conference organizers are now accepting
proposals for keynote and expert presentations.
If this is something you are interested in,
please visit the conference’s
Call for Presentations.
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ACCREDITATION |
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The
purpose of accreditation is to recognize those who have demonstrated broad
knowledge, experience and professional judgment
in the field. The program seeks to improve public relations practice.
The designation Accredited in Public Relations (APR) signifies a high
professional level of experience and competence.
There is great
value to being an accredited public relations professional.
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RUTH SLOTTAG, APR
142 Lost Tree Dr.
Springfield, IL 62704 |
217-793-8200
FAX 793-8317
e-mail: rslottag@aol.com |
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on accreditation, click
HERE.
"APR is a symbol of
professionalism. It demonstrates that individuals have the knowledge, ethics and
experience that set them apart. It also demonstrates that they care about their own
profession and that they are dedicated to enhancing their own personal abilities,"
said Joe S. Epley, APR, Fellow PRSA, president, Epley Associates, Charlotte, NC. |
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