This document provides instructions for a public relations scavenger hunt on campus. Students are asked to identify and photograph 10 examples of different public relations concepts, with each photo accompanied by a description. Examples are to fall under categories like one-way public information, two-way symmetrical communication, relationship management, employee relations, and the role of technology in public relations. Completed submissions with all photos and descriptions are due by April 15th.
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This document provides instructions for a public relations scavenger hunt on campus. Students are asked to identify and photograph 10 examples of different public relations concepts, with each photo accompanied by a description. Examples are to fall under categories like one-way public information, two-way symmetrical communication, relationship management, employee relations, and the role of technology in public relations. Completed submissions with all photos and descriptions are due by April 15th.
This document provides instructions for a public relations scavenger hunt on campus. Students are asked to identify and photograph 10 examples of different public relations concepts, with each photo accompanied by a description. Examples are to fall under categories like one-way public information, two-way symmetrical communication, relationship management, employee relations, and the role of technology in public relations. Completed submissions with all photos and descriptions are due by April 15th.
Go anywhere on campus you like to identify at least 10 examples of the
public relations concepts listed below. To count, you must photograph the example and include a description of the item on your PR scaenger hunt list. !y "pril 1#, submit a document with all of your pictures on $anas and don%t forget to include your name and the item so & can gie you credit' " single item can only be used for one category. (or the purpose of the exercise we%ll use )attimore et al.%s de*nition as criteria for the larger concept of public relations+ Public relations is a leadership and management function that helps achieve organizational objectives, defne philosophy, and facilitate organizational change. Public relations practitioners communicate with all relevant internal and external publics to develop positive relationships and to create consistency between organizational goals and societal expectations. Public relations practitioners develop, execute, and evaluate organizational programs that promote the exchange of infuence and understanding among an organizations constituent parts and publics. 1. Public relations ,. -ne.way public information /. Two.way symmetrical communication 0. Relationship management #. 1mployee relations 2. $onsumer relations 3. $ommunity relations 4. 5edia relations 6. &nternal communication 10. 1xternal communication 11. 1thical communication 1,. 7nethical communication 1/. $ommunication that includes research 10. $ontrolled media 1#. 7ncontrolled media 12. $orporate social responsibility 13. Role of technology in public relations 14. -rgani8ational image 16. -rgani8ation.public relationship ,0. "ctiist publics