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Welcome to PRSA Greater Oregon Chapter

The Greater Oregon Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America invites you to get connected with public relations and communications professionals for networking, educational and professional development opportunities. Attend our meetings. Join a committee. Better yet, become a member!

 

Managing a National Brand Under a Media Spotlight
February 02, 2012
11:45 AM - 1:00 PM
Valley River Inn

Craig PitensThe Ducks and University of Oregon Athletics have landed firmly on the national media stage, and they never left the local one, which makes Craig Pintens’ job as the new senior associate athletic director for marketing and public relations an especially critical one.  PRSA is delighted to welcome Pintens as our guest speaker at our meeting Feb. 2.  In addition to talking about social media best practices, rumor control and crisis communications, Pintens will address how the UO manages its national brand while responding to the daily onslaught of media requests, faculty concerns and a host of other issues.   We might even get a glimpse behind the scenes of the Ducks’ Rose Bowl championship!  Pintens comes to the UO from Louisiana State University, where he held a similar position, and has a deep resume of sports marketing experience.  He has a B.A. in marketing from the University of Wisconsin at Whitewater and earned his law degree from Marquette University.
$20.00 Member cost

$15.00 Student

$25.00 Guest cost
  

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Ulum to Lead Oregon Chapter of PRSA in 2012

Jenny UlumAs the Greater Oregon Chapter of PRSA gears up for a new year, a familiar face will take the helm as board president. We welcome back Jenny Ulum, Director of Public Affairs & Advocacy for Sacred Heart Medical Center, who is one of the original founders of our chapter.

There are many ways to serve and support the success of our chapter.  As a member or an attendee of our meetings, we encourage you to get involved in the coming year. Positions are available in the areas of programming, communications, website management, sponsorship and membership. Feel free to contact any of our board members for more information.

The following is our board for the coming year:

President
Jenny Ulum, Director of Public Affairs & Advocacy
Sacred Heart Medical Center

President-Elect
Dawn Marie Woodward, Events & Media Relations Coordinator
FOOD for Lane County

Immediate Past President
Niel Laudati, Community Relations Manager
City of Springfield, Oregon

Treasurer
Eric Jones, Public Affairs Manager
Eugene Public Works

Secretary
Amber Fossen, Public Information Officer
Lane County Government

At-Large
Kim Evans, Associate Director for Marketing and Communications
University of Oregon Alumni Association

At Large
Lisa Lawton, Director of Community Relations
Travel Lane County

At Large
Kathy Madison, APR, Marketing & Public Information Manager
City of Eugene Library, Recreation & Cultural Services

At Large
John Mitchell, Adjunct Instructor
School of Journalism and Communications
University of Oregon

Mark Your Calendar For Future Programs

The Greater Oregon Chapter of PRSA meets the first Thursday of each month for lunch, networking and fun and informative programs that highlight various aspects of the public relations profession.

Do you have ideas for future meetings? Contact Kim Evans and learn how you can participate on the chapter's program committee.

 

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