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Legacy Scholar Grant
The Page Center will award grants to support scholars and professionals making important contributions to knowledge, practice or public understanding of ethics and resposibility in public communication or other principles of Arthur W. Page. |
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Penn State Live
John Nichols retires after 33 years at Penn State
Coleman/Wilkins publish research on practitioners' ethics in JPRR
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John Budd, a former Emhart executive, is founder and chairman of the Omega Group, a New York-based public relations “think tank.” He began his career as the lowest paid writer at Carl Byoir and Associates, and 30 years later, in 1991, when he left the company, he was vice chairman. Budd is founding fellow of PR’s College of Fellows and is a columnist and author of the invitation-only Observation newsletter.