Join us in Washington, D.C., October 16-19, 2010, and experience the excitement, the power, the people and the places of a true capital city.
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Interactive PR Writing Seminar (six-hour program) |
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Do you want to write better for PR purposes? Do you want to learn by experience first-hand? Through presentation, exercises, feedback, and discussion, you will learn the "best" principles and practices for effective PR writing. And you will learn how to focus your time, attention and creativity so you can write more efficiently and effectively. You will learn how to write for social media such as Facebook and Twitter with special emphasis on essentials such as tone, transparency and willingly engaging in two-way conversation. More details...
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Facebook for Government, Business, Associations and Non-Profits |
Facebook isn’t just for fun anymore. It’s the most popular social media platform and a growing facet of government and business communications programs. Find out how leading social media practitioners leverage this exciting, and evolving communications tool. In this timely workshop, which is being sponsored by BusinessWire and The George Washington University Graduate School of Political Management,you'll walk away with invaluable new insight to enhance your career development. You will learn from an expert panel how to sell Facebook to wary colleagues and clients, how to use Facebook to engage key audiences, how Facebook complements traditional media outreach, and how to measure your success. More details...
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Special Membership Offer - FREE chapter dues for one year |
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Are you, a friend or colleague interested in joining PRSA? Chapter dues are Free if you join PRSA as a regular member during March or April 2010. Note that you must use the promotional code SPRING2010 on your application to receive your free National Capital Chapter dues (a $75 value). This offer is valid for those joining as Full Members. Don't forget to select the National Capital Chapter as your chapter for your free chapter dues. More details...
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Accreditation Jump Start Class on March 13 |
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Take time this winter to find your edge - add APR to your name! Many professions have accreditation processes that distinguish practitioners, setting some apart from the rest. As a public relations professional, you can sharpen your craft and demonstrate your experience and expertise by achieving the Accreditation in Public Relations (APR) credential. Sign up now for the next all-day JumpStart class .
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