Teaching PR

I've been working on a book about Arthur Page off and on for a number of years, and now that my daughter is safely ensconced in full-time daycare, I'm back at it. I wrote two papers on Page that have been accepted for presentation at the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication meeting in Washington, D.C., in August. I've prepared slide shows on both, so if anybody out there has a burning interest in Mr. Page, have at it (FYI students: no, you can't cite these slide shows as academic sources).

• Corporate Public Relations and Democracy: Arthur W. Page and the FCC, 1935-1941 (for the public relations division)
• Public Relations and Corporate Policy: Arthur Page and AT&T's Financial Policy, 1927-1939 (Top Faculty Paper award for the history division)

Labels: education, history, public relations