Emma Robertson Are you frustrated by characters on television? I sure am. Since entering the public relations program I’ve become aware of how poorly the profession is represented on network television. A 2010 study from Bond University, “A History of Public Relations on Screen: Cinema and Television Depictions Since the 1920s,” found that PR professionals…
“Why is it called Symmetry?” It’s a common question. As another year of Symmetry is underway, it’s important to recall the purpose of the publication. Symmetry refers to the gold standard for communication, the two-way symmetrical model. In public relations, organizations that use two-way symmetrical communication negotiate with the public, resolve conflict and promote mutual…
Hilary Carter Hey you! Are you looking to be more involved in the public relations field? If your answer is yes, then you’re going to want to keep reading. Take this short true or false quiz to see just how much you know (or don’t know) about CPRS. CPRS stands for Canadian Professional Relations…
