Bicentennial campaign touts medical school's influence
30 Nov 2006 | by Marc Longpre
The 200-year-old University of Maryland School of Medicine, the oldest public medical school in the US, is looking to raise local and national awareness.
NEW YORK: The National Council of La Raza, Scholastic Corporation, and Verizon Foundation have launched an interactive Web site designed to foster literacy among Hispanic American preschoolers around the country.
The 200-year-old University of Maryland School of Medicine, the oldest public medical school in the US, is looking to raise local and national awareness.
In recent years, the question of where to house a university's PR program has become a point of debate. Tonya Garcia surveys the differing views
Once almost exclusively seen as fundraising vehicles with a little bit of "where are they now" tossed in, university and college alumni magazines have gone glossy and reader-friendly.
WASHINGTON: Auburn University and the UN World Food Program are spearheading a new campaign called Universities Fighting World Hunger.
WASHINGTON: A new communications team at the US Department of Education (DoE) is overseeing promotion of a recently launched initiative to improve the affordability and accountability of US colleges.
Harvard University announced last Tuesday that it will be doing away with its early acceptance program for the 2007 admissions process.
Fiftieth birthdays should provide a time for reflection and recreation. So it is with the Institute for Public Relations (IPR), which celebrates its 50th in October.
PALO ALTO, CA: Facebook's decision to delay the launch of its social networking site to a broader audience was linked to its PR team's desire to better understanding on how to communicate to existing constituents.
Talent management, Chandler Chicco Agency
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