PRSA Hawaii | Public Relations Society of America

Founded in 1947, PRSA Hawaii is one of six founding chapters of the Public Relations Society of America. The chapter's mission is to build value, understanding, and the demand for public relations professionals in Hawaii. more about us>

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Kristen Bonilla, APR
Kristen is a public information officer for the University of Hawaii System.
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JOIN PRSA HAWAII THIS MONTH AND SAVE $50!

PRSA Hawaii invites you to join our organization this month and enjoy the benefits of networking, professional development, staying on top of industry trends, job leads and more.

New members who join PRSA Hawaii by Feb. 29, 2012 will receive membership in the Hawaii Chapter for FREE (a $50 value).

Use promotion code FEB12 on your application to waive the $50 Hawaii chapter annual dues. (Not combinable with other offers and not open to associate members. This savings is for for PR pros with more than two years experience.)

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News

02/03/12 Join PRSA Hawaii this month and save $50! • New PRSA Hawaii members who join in February 2012 will save $50! 12/01/11 PRSA Hawaii offers APR incentive program • PRSA Hawaii members who successfully achieve their APR credential by June 30, 2012, may be eligible for a rebate for exam fees 11/29/11 Elect your 2012 PRSA Hawaii Board • It's time to vote for your PRSA Hawaii chapter leaders

Events

02/22/12 FEBRUARY PROGRAM - REDEFINING THE PUBLIC RELATIONS PROFESSION • PRSA Hawaii's February program shifts gears to a roundtable discussion on PRSA National's current efforts to modernize the definition of public relations. 03/21/12 MARCH PROGRAM - AD EQUIVALENCIES: ARE WE TRIVIALIZING PR'S TRUE VALUE? • A panel of public relations/marketing professionals tackle this important topic and discuss measurement techniques and solutions. 04/18/12 APRIL PROGRAM - IS RADIO DEAD? • A panel of Hawaii radio executives talk about the state of the radio industry and how it's still a viable and effective communications channel for public relations professionals.

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