2010 Memorial Scholarship
Students of journalism or public communications are encouraged to apply for the APC Memorial Scholarship. Deadline: March 19
Scholarship applicationElise Patkotak to speak April 1
Join us in April for an entertaining talk by Elise Patkotak, author of "Parallel Logic."
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Mark your calendars for the final four luncheons of the year. Don't miss them! April 1 - Elise Patkotak
May 6 - Sonya Senkowsky, communication contest results and scholarship winnersJune 3 - TBAMissed it?
Read "After-words," summaries of recent luncheon speaker presentations. Steve LindbeckBill SherwonitMr. WhitekeysPeter Dunlap ShohlScott McMurrenMary KatzkeHome Base After School ProgramStan Jones
Committed to professional excellence and the promotion of the highest ethical standards in communications fields, to equal opportunity in those fields, and to the rights and responsibilities of the First Amendment.
Alaska Professional Communicators was founded as Alaska Press Women in Fairbanks in 1961 just two years after Alaska became a state. Pioneer Alaskan journalist Kay Kennedy believed a professional network would benefit female writers and journalists who were geographically scattered and often isolated from other professional women in the "last frontier" state.
Thirty-five years later, the membership voted to change the organization's name to Alaska Professional Communicators to better reflect its diverse nature. Today's members include women and men who work as professional communicators, journalists, writers, editors, teachers, photographers, free-lancers, marketers and public relations specialists.
Together we promote high ideals in print, broadcast and electronic journalism, exchange journalistic ideas and experiences, offer continuing education opportunities to members, and serve the public's right-to-know.
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