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APR Chairs Process – Examination for Accreditation in Public Relations

Are you an Accreditation chair with a success story in your local market?  This is the place to share “best practices” and help others charged with the task of boosting exam participation and success. 

If your organization achieved any of the following, please share your story.  Did you…

  • Increase the number of candidates going through the Accreditation process?
  • Overcome a specific challenge with the Accreditation process?
  • Increase overall participation by involving chapter members who had already earned their APR designation?
  • Find a new way to publicly recognize and celebrate local candidates who successfully complete the process and earn their APR designation?
  • Increase chapter membership by promoting Accreditation?
  • Increase participation in the chapter by engaging members who meet peers through a study group?
  • Help young professionals connect successfully and creatively with mentors and study group peers to increase their chances of success?

Please tell us how you did it and share your materials and ideas with others on this Web site.  Download the short Best Practices Worksheet and then send your best practices to Kathy Mulvihill at kathy.mulvihill@prsa.org.

APR Best Practices Postings

“Who Wants to be an APR” – game show format similar to TV show, “Who Wants to be a Millionaire.” PRSA Central Texas Chapter, 1/2008

Sample Questions for Readiness Review panelists grouped by KSA  PRSA Colorado Chapter, 4/2007

New APRs announced in newspaper PRSA San Diego Chapter, 7/2007

APR Jumpstart program Public Relations Association of Alabama (member of SPRF), 7/2007

Sample questions for Readiness Review PRSA Minnesota Chapter, 7/2007

APR Process-Overview (PowerPoint Presentation) PRSA Detroit Chapter, 3/2006

Prep-Public Relations Program (PowerPoint Presentation) PRSA Detroit Chapter, 3/2006


2006 APR Chair Highlights: What works and doesn't work for Accreditation chairs


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APR Chair's Process for the Examination for Accreditation in Public Relations


Best Practices Worksheet

Testimonials

"To me, accreditation validates to clients my ability to counsel and understand public relations strategies and programs. It assures clients that I’m committed to and serious about the practice of public relations."

- Kathy Burnham, APR (Since 1992)

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