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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
Ethics education in public relations is becoming commonplace, as is ethics education in most disciplines. Applying both ethical strategies of practitioners in the field and spokesperson credibility are explored, along with ethics education.
Guided Global Training for Undergraduates: A Longitudinal Study Integrating Cultures in a Changing Context - Bonita Neff, Valparaiso University
Exploring the Disconnect Between Public Relations and Related Professions: How College Admissions Professionals View their Role as Public Representatives - Lucinda Austin, University of Maryland
Spokesperson Credibility: Ethos and Identification of Food-related Crisis and Emergency Risk Messages by Culturally Diverse Groups - Robert Littlefield, North Dakota State University; Kimberly Cowden, North Dakota State University; Julie Novak, Wayne State Univ; Robert Ulmer, University of Arkansas, Little Rock; Nadra Curry, Mississippi Valley State University
Transformative Crisis Strategies: Public Relations ProfessionalsÂ’ Identification of Effective, Ethical, and Likely to Recommend Crisis Communication Strategies - Denise Ferguson, Indiana Wesleyan University; J. D. Wallace, Lubbock Christian University; Robert C. Chandler, University of Central Florida