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John Nichols retires after 33 years at Penn State
Coleman/Wilkins publish research on practitioners' ethics in JPRR
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Joyce Hergenhan began her career as a journalist for Gannet newspapers, was Vice President and Executive Assistant to the Chairman of the Consolidated Edison Company, and eventually, in 1982, landed at General Electric as Vice President of Public Relations. Hergenhan also served as president of the GE Foundation. As GE’s senior communications executive, she worked closely with then-CEO Jack Welch during the company’s transition from manufacturing to diversified technology and services. She remained at GE for 22 years, retiring in 2004.