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Introducing the "PR Power Hour" Speaker Series |
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The Center for Global Public Relations in spring 2012 will introduce "PR Power Hour," a professional speaker series for area students and practitioners.
Joe Carleo, APR, will be first to speak in the series from 11 a.m. to noon Jan. 28 in room 266 of UNC Charlotte's Student Union. He is an accredited public relations practitioner as well as a TV/mass media producer. He is owner of Advanced Language and Media Services, a firm that specializes in international public relations. Carleo will speak to students and practitioners about diversity in the Charlotte area and how practitioners must account for such diversity in public relations campaigns.
"This monthly series is designed, not only to increase students' understanding of public relations at the global level, but it will also facilitate a comfortable environment in which students can network with area practitioners," said Dr. Dean Kruckeberg, executive director of the Center.
UNC Charlotte's Center for Global Public Relations is dedicated to helping public relations practitioners, scholars/educators and students coalesce into a global community that shares universal professional values and best practices. The Center is a resource that provides onsite research and educational opportunities, continuing education programs and global partnerships for those who want to increase their knowledge about global public relations.
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Study in Russia in 2012-13! |
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WHO: Dr. Sergey Erofeev of the European University of St. Petersburg (EUSP).
WHAT: Opportunities for US students to live and study at EUSP in Russia.
Dr. Erofeev will not only discuss the EUSP international programs, but will also share his personal experience as an observer of the December 4, 2011 Russian elections.
WHERE: Fretwell Hall, Suite 440 (4th Floor Political Science Department Offices, “Mundt Room”)
WHEN: Tuesday, January 17, 2012, 10:30AM - 12:00PM
CONTACT:
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, Chair, Department of Political Science and Public Administration, 687-2571. |
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Library workshop, co-sponsored by CLAS, to explore digital humanities |
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The Atkins Library Digital Scholarship Lab, in partnership with the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, will host the free workshop “Exploring Digital Humanities: Practicalities and Potential” on Monday, Dec. 5, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m
Faculty, graduate students and staff at UNC Charlotte and neighboring institutions are invited to attend either or both sessions of this event, co-sponsored by the J. Murrey Atkins Library and the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences. To reserve a seat, email Kristy Dixon at
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by Thursday, Dec. 1.
This free, digital scholarship symposium, being held in Atkins Library, Room 125, will examine, discuss and test the possibilities for scholarship enabled by new digital technology. The morning session will showcase different practitioners discussing their work in the field of digital humanities. In the afternoon, practitioners will lead small-group workshops on ways to use digital technology to research, publish and teach in the humanities.
Featured guests will include:
- Robert Morrissey from the University of Chicago and the American and French Research on the Treasury of the French Language (ARTFL)
- Mark Olsen, assistant director of the ARTFL Project
- Mark Sample from the Department of English at George Mason University and an affiliated faculty member with the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media
- Paul Youngman, UNC Charlotte’s Center for Advanced Research in the Humanities
- Heather McCullough, UNC Charlotte’s Atkins Library Digital Scholarship Lab
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