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Public Service Announcement

Student(s) will produce a PSA video for undergrad PR class.

Grade levels: Undergrad

DrJDeTore

News Release Assessment (worth 25 points

This is a rubric for assessing news releases for an undergrad public relations course.

Grade levels: Undergrad

DrJDeTore

News Release Assessment (worth 50 pts)

This is a rubric for assessing news releases for an undergrad public relations course.

Grade levels: N/A

DrJDeTore

Public Relations Campaign Final Assignment

To conduct an analysis of the organization you have studied during the course of the semester and to develop a public relations campaign for a specific issue, opportunity or challenge that organization has not experienced of faced.

Grade levels: Undergrad

DrJDeTore

Listening Assignment Speech Course

Students must keep a listening journal for a minimum of four hours, with listening variations on two separate days. Evaluate the type of listening (appreciative, empathetic, comprehensive, or critical), identify good and bad listening habits, identify zone out periods, and identify goals for improving listening skills. Should be between 500-750 words or 2-3 pages.

Grade levels: Undergrad

DrJDeTore

Listening Assignment Summer Speech Course

Students must keep a listening journal for a minimum of four hours, with listening variations. Evaluate the type of listening (appreciative, empathetic, comprehensive, or critical), identify good and bad listening habits, identify zone out periods, and identify goals for improving listening skills. Should be between 250-500 words.

Grade levels: Undergrad