Meeting/Event Information

Why a Core Code of Conduct Should Guide 
PR Professionals

For our next event, we’re giving a little (actually a lot) of love to ethics. 

We use the word. We strive to be and employ it in our everyday lives and professions. But what does “ethics” really mean? And why is ethical communication a guiding principle for PR and communications professionals? 

PRSA/SENE invites you to unpack the jargon and take a deep dive into why leading with honesty, transparency, and ethics in communications matters. We’ll learn from a diverse panel of experts who will explore the ethical responsibility of PR professionals and provide everyday tools to put ethics into practice.  

Don’t miss your chance to network with fellow PR/communications peers and hear from an amazing lineup of ethics experts! 

Panelists: 
- Lylah Alphonse, Editor, Rhode Island at Boston Globe Media
- Lexi Kriss, Deputy Director of Communications, Office of Rhode Island Governor Daniel J. McKee
- Diane Rubino, MA, Faculty + Media/Justice Faculty Affiliate, New York University; Fulbright Specialist

Moderator:
- Tony D'Angelo, Professor of Practice; Director, Executive Master's Program, Communications Management at Syracuse University; 2018 National Chair, PRSA

Date: April 28, 2025
Location: Zoom - attendee link will be sent upon registration 
Attend:  $10 PRSA/SENE members
              $15 non-members
              Free for PRSSA student members

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