Select View Category to conveniently locate programming organized into the categories of APR, Communications Planning & Evaluation, Management & Leadership, Media Relations, Relationship & Reputation, Techniques & Tactics, and Technology & Emerging Trends.
If you would like more information about any of these, contact pd@prsa.org or (212) 460-1400.
Featured Program Meet the Media: Media Business Learn How the News Business is Changing in the Consumer Generated Media Age Today, media companies sell ads against consumer generated content that costs them nothing. How will professional news gathering organizations stay solvent when their emerging competitors can fill their news holes for free? Join Eric Schwartzman who leads a business media panel. Teleseminar, Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Seminars and Conferences
Register for Events If you are a mid-level to senior-level practitioner, PRSA offers you a wealth of one-and two-day Professional Development seminars. PRSA Professional Interest Sections provide seminars and conferences to meet your needs if you're a public relations professional confronted with the growing responsibilities and expectations of your specific markets or practice area.
Register for Events These 60- or 90-minute phone programs are usually moderated by a PRSA leader and presented by industry experts. Some teleseminars include a Web presentation. Registration is per site and speakerphones are encouraged for group participation. Listeners may interact with the speaker and ask specific questions.
You have another professional development option that fits your busy schedule — access competitive insights and strategies through our Play-Back registration option for teleseminars and webinars. The Play-Back feature allows you to register in advance for a PRSA teleseminar or webinar and access it at your convenience for up to two months following the live event. Your registration confirmation, sent via e-mail, includes one-time access to the Play-Back and handouts. Great for team learning — now you can listen and learn based on your schedule.
On demand learning modules are also accessible from our online partner programs. Not time-sensitive, archived Web casts can be used at your convenience. Although there is no live Q&A, most speaker contact information is available for your follow-up questions. Registration is per site.
Accreditation (APR)
Accredited in Public Relations (APR) is a mark of distinction for public relations professionals who demonstrate their commitment to the profession and to its ethical practice. These professionals are selected based on broad knowledge, strategic perspective and sound professional judgment via the Examination for Accreditation in Public Relations. The Examination for Accreditation is overseen by the Universal Accreditation Board, which is made up of representatives from PRSA and eight other communications organizations.
International Conference
The PRSA International Conference is the most dynamic annual gathering in the public relations industry. Geared to mid- and senior-level professionals, the International Conference offers in-depth and cutting-edge professional advancement programming with insightful and relevant keynote speakers who define the challenges facing the industry today. Add in a myriad of networking and socializing opportunities and the International Conference is an event not to be missed.
Save these dates...
2008 - Detroit, October 25 - 28
2009 - San Diego, November 7 - 10
Resources
Professional Development resources including books, videos, and self study courses are available in our online resource area.
College of Fellows
Being inducted into the College of Fellows is the hallmark of achievement in one's public relations career. This link connects you with the application process, a directory of members, College of Fellows history, and other pertinent information.
