PBR 6710 — Public Relations Research

3 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Offers students an opportunity to work with a real-world, Husky Communications client, gaining an understanding of ethical PR research practices and the link to development of a good PR plan. Research is the foundation for effective PR planning. Offers a hands-on approach to practice the skills of a PR professional, including conducting client interviews, creating and running surveys and focus groups, auditing client communications, examining competitor best practices, and finding and drawing upon secondary data about stakeholders.

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