Accreditation Committee
This committee promotes professionalism and
manages our accreditation activities. It informs members of status
changes in accreditation and accreditation support. It also communicates
with accreditation exam candidates, locates exam testing sites,
recruits oral examiners, facilitates pre-exam prep classes and proctors
the written exam.
Contact
Suzanne Sparks Fitzgerald,
sparks@rowan.edu
Chapter Publicity
The Publicity Committee publicizes Chapter
events and awards to public relations professionals and the business
professionals who often enlist PR services. Our efforts have garnered
television coverage of Andy Reid receiving the Leadership award
and articles on the Chapter's annual Pepperpot and Achievement awards
in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
If you have an interest in media relations, give
us a call - we'd love to have you on our team!
Contact
Marisa Sharkey
marisa.sharkey@tenethealth.com
E-Link (Chapter News)
E-LINK is the Chapter's official newsletter.
A membership benefit, E-LINK is distributed monthly and includes
information on Chapter programs, events and volunteer opportunities.
E-LINK is provided in conjunction with Business Wire.
Contact
Membership
The membership committee works with the board of directors to develop
materials and programs for member candidates. It seeks to maintain
and increase membership while also working to create the most valuable
program and benefit content for the member base. It identifies
prospects, responds to membership inquiries, and advances membership
initiatives. Becoming a part of the membership committee is a great
way to meet people within the industry while also taking part in
one of the organizations most important objectives. Committee members
are needed for 2008.
Contact:
Molly H. Wilson
Tierney Communications
mowilson@tierneyagency.com
215-790-4361
Pepperpot & Achievement
Awards
Plans and produces the chapter's annual recognition
and achievement awards program.
Contact
Abby Rizen
FCF Schmidt Public Relations
PR Institute
Successfully conducted for the first time in 2007, the PR Institute
is an annual educational program in which teams of mid-level public
relations professionals from PR agencies, corporations and nonprofit
organizations form “mini PR agencies”. Over a six-week
period, they participate in weekly educational courses on different
aspects of PR plan development and presentation and are put into
a real-life public relations environment and challenged to apply
their best thinking and efforts to develop an integrated communications
plan for a “client” (Toll Brothers was the 2007 client).
Committee members are needed to help in securing a client and
course faculty, making logistical arrangements and promoting the
Institute.
Contact
Mark Sahl
Lazar Partners
msahl@lazarpartners.com
Public Relations Student Society of
America (PRSSA)
Facilitates professional development for members of our six student
chapters in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Contact
Rick Alcantara
tarapr@voicenet.com
Web Site Management
Manages content, design and technology for the chapter's Web site.
Contact
Steven L. Lubetkin, APR, Fellow, PRSA
steve@lubetkin.net
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