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UPCOMING EVENTS
Webinar: Changing the Equation for Diversity & Inclusion
Many organizations have created (or have been asked to create) diversity and inclusion programs. But, what is needed for sustained commitment and real change within your organization? How do you start a program? What and how often do you measure? Hear from Cisco’s diversity and inclusion manager on Cisco’s program and what to consider for your program. Plus, learn about additional resources for implementing a program.
Double Trouble: When Crises Converge in the Time of Covid
In the midst of responding to COVID-19, Alyeska Pipeline communicators faced a second crisis. The COVID comms effort had involved all hands on deck, yet suddenly there were two decks and no extra hands. This July 22 PRSA professional development webinar features a first-hand account of the circumstances and lessons from dual crisis communications efforts.
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August 2020
As we acknowledge August as Wellness Month, the latest PRSA Alaska Chapter monthly e-news bulletin highlights how PRSA members support on another’s wellbeing. Learn how you can take advantage of benefits such as networked relationships, professional development, sharing great ideas, and recognizing excellence. Read the August 2020 edition of The PRSA Alaska Communicator today!
PRSA ALASKA CHAPTER NEWS
Updates from chapter leadership, member news, opportunities, national trends and more.
Member Spotlight: Sunny Guerin
Meet Sunny April Guerin, also known as Gishreenaii, which means sunshine in Gwitch’in. She is a community relations specialist with GCI. Now residing in Anchorage, Sunny originally hails from a rural lifestyle along a trapline on the Salmon River, 100 miles from Chalkyitsik on the eastern side of Alaska.
Member Spotlight: Diana Campbell
Meet Diana Campbell, the Fairbank Native Association’s communications director. Homegrown and educated in Alaska’s Golden Heart City, Diana is a go-to contributor to FNA’s strategic planning, and head of all things communication and public relations. Read how this storyteller has taken advantage of PRSA training to hone her skills and and expand her professional network.
JOB BOARD
Current job postings for communications professionals in Alaska.
Senior Creative Strategist – Thompson & Co. PR
Thompson & Co. PR is an award-winning public relations agency, headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska. We are looking to add a senior creative strategist to our agency’s digital creative team. A senior creative strategist should have experience or a college degree in...
Communications Coordinator – UAA College of Health
The UAA College of Health seeks creative, driven candidates for its communications coordinator position, which is an integral part of the College of Health communications team. The communications coordinator is responsible for developing and disseminating...
Assistant Videographer – Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
Under limited supervision, supports the production and execution of video projects including scripting, storyboarding, shooting, editing, sound design, media management and other requirements. Works collaboratively with the Marketing Department and other stakeholders...