Colin Donohue

Katherine Branston '09 and Lee Bush, associate professor in the School of Communications, had a paper published in a special nonprofit issue of the international online public relations journal PRism.

By Dale Harrison, Sunshine Center: The American public becomes quite agitated when a public servant considers himself or herself “above the law” or the ethical obligations of public office. Such transgressions have done much to erode our confidence in the American system. It is a narcissistic view that has brought down a U.S. president and, more recently, governors from Illinois to New York (and threatens the current governor of the latter). It further continues to severely stain the service record of countless former officials, including the former chief executive of our own state.

From the Raleigh News and Observer (3/13/10): The Star-News of Wilmington last year asked the New Hanover Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, a public agency, to list staff salaries.

Communications assistant professors and Elon Center for Advancement in Teaching and Learning Scholars Sang Nam and Phillip Motley presented at the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Commons 2010 at Georgia Southern University March 9-12.

Elon University's chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America hosted a successful regional PRSSA conference March 7 in the McEwen Communications building.

The state's celebration of open government is scheduled for Tuesday, March 16 in Greensboro at the newly opened International Civil Rights Center and Museum.