The Black Public Relations Student Society – Spelman Chapter in colloboration with Spelman College LEADS Center welcomes Porter Novelli to launch a 7-week long Emerging Public Relations and Communications Professional Program.
Spelman College does not offer public relations courses, but one organization–BPRSS-Spelman has worked to provide students with pratical experience and insight on what it means to be a public relations professional. President of BPRSS-Spelman stated that, “While students aren’t offered communications and public relations courses, BPRSS-Spelman wanted to launch a program that gave students a glimpse into an industry, give them real-work experience and ultimately land students an internship.”
Porter Novelli is a global, socially networked world that is changing the world. Porter Novelli’s mission is to combine he power of immersion with the rigor of data, they create a deeper human insight that transforms the opinions, beliefs and behaviors of those who matter to their clients.
Congratulations to the following students:
Camille Brown – Political Science (Spelman College)
Imani Love – Enviromental science (Spelman College)
Mason Smith – English (Morehouse College)
Paloma Adams – Women’s Studies (Spelman College)
Jordan Johnson – Women’s Studies (Spelman College)
Nyla Nation – English (Spelman College)
Danyelle Carter – Women’s Studies (Spelman College)
Laura Eley – English (Spelman College)
LaCandis Brown – Political Science (Spelman)
Deshay Kidd – Women’s Studies (Spelman College)
Anecia Evans – International Studies (Spelman College)
Shamequa Bankhead – Public Relations (Clark Atlanta University)
D’shonda Brown – English (Spelman College)
Brianna Ghaulding – English (Spelman College)
Serena Cooper – Public Relations (Clark Atlanta University)
Taylor Crenshaw – Public Relations (Clark Atlanta University)
Congratulations everyone!