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Communicating Education: Conversations in School PR
By LISPRAEducation
Communicating Education: Conversations in School PR episodes
- Episode 6 - Justin DearingOn this episode TSPRA member Justin Dearing joins us to talk about all things podcasting. He shares insights on getting started and how podcasting can help districts with storytelling.44 min
- Episode 5 - Catherine KnightOn this episode, LISPRA member Catherine Knight joins us to talk about the findings of her doctoral dissertation on the role and impact of school public relations professionals, particularly on school district budget votes.50 min
- Episode 4 - A Look Back at One Year of COVIDLISPRA board members Chip Parker and Angela Marshall and NYSPRA Communications Coordinator Monica Lester join us to take a look back at the last year of school public relations during the COVID-19 pandemic.49 min
- Episode 3 - Colleen Bowler and Pam DonovanLISPRA members Colleen Bowler and Pam Donovan join us to talk about the importance of wellness and ways to find balance.44 min
- Episode 2 - Adrienne Leon
NYSPRA President Adrienne Leon joins us to talk about the accreditation process in public relations and the benefits of pursing your APR.
34 min - Episode 1 - Chip ParkerLISPRA President Chip Parker joins us to talk about the benefits of joining professional groups, the camaraderie of school PR, and the importance of finding connection in the age of COVID.44 min
- Trailer
Welcome to Communicating Education, the official podcast of the Long Island School Public Relations Association!
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About Communicating Education: Conversations in School PR
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Communicating Education is the official podcast of the Long Island School Public Relations Association (LISPRA). Through conversation with those in school public relations, education, and other…
industries, we look at how schools can more effectively tell their stories.