PRSSA learns the 'glamorous' side of PR: Event planning

The Kent State Chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America welcomed Christina Gurnak, senior executive from Dix & Eaton, and Kathy Sluzewski, management supervisor from NORTHLICH, to talk about the “glitz and glamour” of special event planning on Jan.24. Instead, students got a reality check on what it actually takes to plan a successful event. Find out what they learned...

2006 conference provides more than a valuable PR learning experience

Ten members of Kent State Chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) went to the 2006 PRSSA National Conference in Salt Lake City in November to learn more about their profession. However, they came back with more than they expected. Find out what happened...

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Former officer boasts PRSSA brings success

"PRSSA members are 101 steps ahead of students who don’t join any organization. Holding a leadership role opens many doors for you that can help you in the future," says Allison Peltz, former vice president of membership of the Kent Chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America.

Open Peltz's PRofessional Brief Case...

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Monthly tips to the top of your game or the corporate ladder

Kathy Sluzewski, management supervisor from NORTHLICH, gives tips for planning, hosting and executing a successful special event. Check out this month's tips to the top.

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PRSSA to host etiquette dinner on March 14

Etiquette is a subtle but important way to show clients and colleagues respect while you dine with them.

So if you're slacking on your socially savvy abilities, come join the Kent State Chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) for its annual etiquette dinner at 6 p.m. on March 14 in Room 204 of the Student Center.

The cost for a full-course meal and etiquette lesson is $25. The first 20 PRSSA members to sign up will receive a reservation for $15. 

Contact Amanda Vasil, vice president of professional relations, to R.S.V.P. 

Remember to dress to impress. It is a formal affair!!

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