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SUMMARY:Think Smart & Stay Cool: The Power of Civil Discourse
DESCRIPTION:Join PRSA SD/IC’s online roundtable on the Power of Civil Discourse and How it Enhances Our Profession\n\n\nCommunicating with Civility Is Fundamental to Our Profession  \nThe last decade has seen a rapid decline in the public’s willingness to speak and to treat each other with civility. Some will blame a contentious political environment\, the popularity of social media and the anonymity it affords\, or the ongoing degradation of decency and compassionate thinking.   \nAs public relations professionals\, we should always champion the idea that effective communications is based on civility\, compassion\, and respect for all.  \nIn honor of National Ethics Month\, our chapter is focusing on the the importance of civility and how we can hone our skills to become stronger\, more sensitive and more powerful communicators. We want to help you strengthen your skill set so you can not only enhance our profession by your actions\, but become highly respected leaders in public relations who adhere to our established Code of Ethics  and value civil discourse in all that we do.  \nIn this webinar\, you will hear: \n\nWhy civility has become part of PRSA’s strategic plan\nSkills that can make you a more effective communicator\nHow to disagree productively\nQuestions to ask a prospective client or boss in order to rate their ethical standards before you say “yes”\nAn 8-Point Checklist on how to maintain civility and communicate effectively in difficult or polarizing situations\nExamples of successful campaigns where civil discourse made all the difference\n\nWe’ll also leave plenty of time for questions and further discussion. \nThis lunch and learn event is one you don’t want to miss! \nOur roundtable panel features: \nAnthony D’Angelo\, APR\, PRSA Fellow – 2018 National PRSA Chair and Public Relations Professor and Director of the Executive Master’s Program in Communications Management at Syracuse University in  upstate New York  \nSandy Young\, Vice President\, J. Walcher Communications\, an award-winning agency in San Diego. Young is a former board member of our PRSA Chapter \nKaren Swim\, APR\, Founder & CEO of Words for Hire\, a full-service public relations and marketing agency in Shelby Township\, MI near Detroit. Swim also serves on the National PRSA Ethics Committee.  \nMark McClennan\, APR PRSA Fellow – 2016 National PRSA Chair and the founder of “EthicalVoices.com” a weekly vlog featuring respected communications professionals across the country. McClennan also works for a PR agency in Boston\, MA.  \nModerated by Julie Smith-Taylor\, APR\, PRSA Board Member\, Ethics Committee Chair and Founder/Owner of Taylor PR Strategies \nIf you are not able to register online via credit card\, send a registration RSVP via email to Maggie Padilla at prsa.maggie@gmail.com. Payment can be made prior to the event by check or credit card (VISA\, MasterCard and American Express). Checks can be mailed to PRSA SD/IC\, P.O. Box 28512\, San Diego\, CA 92198-0512. \nFor questions\, not reservations\, contact Julie Smith-Taylor at juliesmithtaylor@gmail.com.
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