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Media Relations 101 for Public Affairs Professionals, 1-day course in Washington, DC, from TheCapitol.Net, May 4, 2010 Archives

Media Relations 101 for Public Affairs Professionals, 1-day course in Washington, DC, from TheCapitol.Net, May 4, 2010



Media Relations for Public Affairs Professionals
How to develop your message, press release, media kit, and communications plan.



Media Relations for Public Affairs Professionals

This course is designed to help newer public or government affairs professionals. Our media training explores essential skills to help maximize your message in the Washington media environment. Instruction includes hands-on exercises, an overview of key media players, basic message development, and effective press release and media kit preparation.

Students then put everything together to form a powerful communications plan involving both the Internet and traditional message distribution. Students also gain a core understanding of basic crisis communication planning.

Tuesday, May 4, 2010, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.

Approved for 0.7 CEUs from George Mason University.
Approved for CEUs from George Mason University

Where: DC Bar Conference Center, 1101 K Street NW, Suite 200 (12th and K Streets NW), Washington, DC (McPherson Square station)

This is an elective course for the Certificate in Communication and Advocacy.

For more information, including agenda and secure online registration, see MediaRelations101.com



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April 22, 2010 10:17 AM    Training

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