Public Relations

Public Relations is intelligently written, beautifully designed, and full of useful information. Offering great case studies and a well-integrated discussion of ethics, it is a strong choice for intro classes. --S. Catherine Foster, Canisius College This text is perfect for undergraduate students. Its succinct chapters are packed full of relevant and timely information. The research chapters are organized based on the RPIE model and are easy to follow and understand. The examples used throughout the book are engaging and useful for students. --Jamie Ward, Eastern Michigan University Kelleher's book provides a fresh perspective on public relations. Its case studies are current and in an easy-to-read format, featuring visuals and sidebars that enhance the learning experience for students. The chapter summaries, discussion questions, and key terms provided at the end of each chapter can be used to engage beginning public relations students in active learning and application of key concepts. --Staci Baird, University of La Verne Public Relations ensures that today's student body can reference an engaging traditional medium in a world now dominated by digital distraction. --Jacqueline M. Bodet, Tulane University School of Professional Advancement This text is a friendly, comprehensive look at the PR profession, with substantial academic links and a point of view that is supportive to young students. --Jim Eggensperger, Iona College Public Relations provides a solid framework for teaching an introduction to public relations course with excellent, timely examples from the field and case studies. --Brenda Wilson, Tennessee Tech University