Chapter Development Sessions

2021 Chapter Development Sessions

• Waynesburg University - Host Your Own PR Week
• Universidad de San Martín de Porres (USMP) - Organizing International Events During COVID-19
• DePaul University - “Survey Says”: Make Your PResence Known!

2019 Chapter Development Sessions

• Waynesburg University, "Building Golden Relationships"
• DePaul University, "Networking Is So Fetch!"
• Stockton University, "Taking the Lead in Professional Development: Successful Networking
  in the Local Community"
• LATAM (Universidad de San Martín de Porres/Universidad"
  Argentina de la Empresa), "How To Stay Connected Internationally"

2018 Chapter Development Sessions

• University of Florida, "How To Revitalize Your Chapter"
• Wayne State University, "Making Your Chapter “Warrior Strong”"
• DePaul University, "PR Eye"
• Drake University, "Fundraising on Campus"

2017 Chapter Development Sessions

• Eastern Michigan University, “Seemingly Im(Possible): Chapter Growth on a Nontraditional Campus”
• DePaul University, “Interns and the City: DePaul PRSSA Edition”
• Universidad de San Martín de Porres, “Success in Digital Media: Improve Your Online Presence as a PRSSA Chapter”
• Waynesburg University, “PR Week Defeated: How To Host a Revolutionary Event"

2016 Chapter Developments Sessions

• Eastern Michigan University, “New Faces, Old Faces – Role Transitions From New Members to President“
• Rowan University, “Growan Pains – Successfully Recruit and Retain Chapter Members“
• Drake University, “Not The Boss of You – A Guide to Leading”

2015 Chapter Development Sessions

• Virginia Tech, “Chapter Games: May the Brand Be Ever in Your Favor”
• University of Oklahoma, “Combatting Crisis: How Diversity and Inclusion Strengthen Your Chapter”
• University of Florida, “Baby Come Cack! Establishing Meaningful Connections With Speakers, Alumni and Friends of the Chapter”
• Kent State University, “We Are Family: Becoming Part of Your University Community”
• DePaul University, “The Real Housewives of PRSSA: The Reunion”
• University of Nebraska at Omaha, “Fundraising Nightmares: A Recipe for Kneaded Dough”
• Wayne State University, “Challenge Accepted: Engaging Members on a NonTraditional Campus”
• Drake University, “Big Dreams, Small Programs:Creating High-Quality Public Relations Experiences With Limited Resources”

2014 Chapter Development Sessions

• Depaul University, “How I Met My Mentor”
• The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, “The Big Event: Planning 101”
• Grand Valley State University, “Breaking Barriers”
• Kent State University, “The Alumni Matchmaker: Best Practices to Alumni Relations”
• Iowa State University, “Creating Your Network: Branching Out Beyond the Meeting”
• Ohio University, “It’s More Than Just a Meeting: Powerful PRogramming and How To Plan It”
• Drake University, “Growing PRSSA Membership Through Community Partnerships”
• The University of Oklahoma, “How To Tie the Knot: Working Closely With Your Local PRSA Chapter”

2013 Chapter Development Sessions

• University of Florida, “Develop Your Chapter by Building a Brand“
• DePaul University, “After the Final Card: A Discussion of Effective Networking“
• Roger Williams University, “Show Don’t Tell: Benefits of Creating a Win-Win for Local Businesses“
• University of Delaware, “Big Ideas on a Small Budget“
• Boston University, “How To Host a Sensational Regional Conference“
• The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, “ReFIRMation: Restructuring for Greater Success“
• West Virginia University, “The Key to Captivating Community Service“
• Louisiana State University, “Diversity of Thought“

2012 Chapter Development Sessions

• Brigham Young University, “Let the Conferencing Continue – Even After National Conference Is Over“
• Ohio Northern University, “FIRMing Up: Working Your Way to Student-run Firm Excellence“
• Fashion Institute of Technology, “Get To Know The Pros: Through Meeting Programming Find Your FIT in PR“
• DePaul University, “What Not To Do: Internship Edition“
• Illinois State University, “Illinois State University’s Tips for a Strong Executive Board“
• Boston University, “Making New Media Effective“
• Grand Valley State University, “It Takes Two To Tango: Maintaining a Professional Relationship With Your Parent Chapter”
• Roger Williams University, “It Takes a Village: Alumni Relations”

2011 Chapter Development Sessions

• University of Northern Iowa, “Programming Your Way To Be the Best Chapter in the Sea”
• University of Wisconsin – Oshkosh, “How Your Small Chapter Can Dominate National Competitions”
• University of Nebraska at Omaha, “Once Upon a Time - Tell Your PRSSA Story”
• Kent State University, “Cash In On Communication: Reaching Your Fundraising Goal”
• Grand Valley State University, “Seeing the World, One Agency Visit at a Time”
• DePaul University, “DePaul PRSSA’s Favorite Things”
• Elon University, “Dialogue Across the Divide”
• University of Delaware, “Changing Perceptions: How To Rebrand Your Chapter”