Professor emeritus Patrick Parsons joins Page Center advisory board
The Page Center’s newest board member Patrick Parsons, emeritus professor at the Bellisario College, has studied emerging media technology for four decades. His interests target the history of technology in media, the philosophy behind its use in society and how it got to where it is today.
Commitment to education is how new Page Center teaching fellow ‘pays it forward’
Amanda Weed, assistant professor at Kennesaw State University, joins the Page Center as its first teaching fellow. In this role, she’ll manage the Center’s 15 (and growing) ethics training modules. The module program has been a popular resource for hundreds of instructors around the world.
Generating positive media coverage of corporate sustainability on social issues
In their Page Center study, scholars Juan Liu and Lingling Zhang found that corporations' engaging in divisive social issues and earning good media publicity help reaffirm the public’s certainty about their relationship with the company and enhance the perceived sincerity of the company’s motive.
Ethics education, practice and theory research grants announced
The Page Center announced the recipients of its 2024 Page/Johnson Legacy Scholar Grants. The projects target three important research areas – ethics education, practice and theory. Seventeen projects featuring 39 scholars from 25 universities and six organizations received funding
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The Page Center's 2023 Insights Report on Corporate Social Advocacy
The Page Center’s 2023 Insights Report on corporate social advocacy is a collection of new research-based tips and tactics for leading communicators to engage in multiple forms of advocacy.
Page Center Training Modules
The Page Center is strengthening the role of ethics education in communications classrooms. We offer 15 free online modules on a range of ethics topics in public relations.
The Arthur W. Page Center Awards
Every year the Page Center honors icons of public communications who, over the course of their careers, have demonstrated a commitment to the concept of "truth well told."