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Today, I spent some time updating my eligibility for the renewal of my Accreditation in Public Relations. A key component of the accreditation is ethics, and to fulfill my ethics requirement, I needed to complete some professional development in this area. I came across two excellent white papers from the Public Relations Society of America… Continue reading A Discussion of AI Ethics
If you've ever wondered what the "APR" means in my website URL, it stands for Accredited in Public Relations. The APR is a special credential offered by the Public Relations Society of America. I received mine in 2011 and it has benefitted me in so many ways. First, it helped me advance in my career… Continue reading What is APR?
In 2011, I got my Accreditation in Public Relations (APR) from the Public Relations Society of America. It was a rigorous process, and a big commitment of time and energy, but it was also one of the most rewarding professional experiences I've had in my life. Since then, I've chatted with many friends and colleagues… Continue reading How I got my Accreditation in Public Relations (and you can too!)