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Special Note from the Editor I want to take this opportunity to thank the folks at MT&L Public Affairs for the dynamic re-design of "CPRS-NS News." This service is greatly appreciated as it is our hope that this new design will better engage our members with the important content of the newsletter. As you scroll through this monthly newsletter, you will find various articles with links to our website. I would encourage you to read further, as well as to visit our website at www.cprsns.com on a regular basis for further details on events and CPRS news. Please join me in welcoming MT&L Public Affairs, the newest CPRS-NS sponsor. For more information on their services, visit www.mctl.ca . Sincere Regards, Notes from the President Folks, October is a big month for us, with the Gemstones and the Seven Revolutions presentation - see details below. First, we'll gather to honour and celebrate excellence in our profession. And then we'll take a look at the trends that will shape our world for the next 20 years. I was lucky enough to see the Seven Revolutions presentation last fall in Washington, D.C. and it'll rock your world! Don't miss it! » Complete Story SEVEN REVOLUTIONS -Never Seen Before in Atlantic Canada! The SEVEN REVOLUTIONS that will shape our world - population, resource management, technology innovation and diffusion, development and diffusion of information and knowledge, economic integration, conflict, and the challenge of governance - are revealed in compelling fashion. » Complete Story CPRS Accreditation If you have ever considered earning your CPRS accreditation, now is the time to begin the process for 2OO5. Your application must be received by the CPRS National Office in Toronto by December 1, 2004. Membership Committee report As I reported at the annual meeting in June, this has been a good year for student recruitment. Over the last year we have welcomed 28 new students to CPRS-NS. Active student memberships to date are 75 (This is up from last year's figure of 64.) » Complete Story Welcome to New Members We'd like to welcome the following new members who joined CPRS over the summer: Debbie Buott is a communications coordinator at the Halifax Chamber of Commerce. Ellen Lawless acts as communications advisor in the Department of Tourism, Culture and Heritage. Kristen Crowell is communications manager at the Nova Scotia Construction Safety Association Our organizational sponsors whose services and contributions are vital to the efforts and success of CPRS-NS include: AVW-TelAv for audio visual and presentation technology Special thanks to MT&L Public Affairs for the design of CPRS-NS News. Each year, this monthly e-newsletter is published for CPRS-NS members from September until May. Please send you comments and ideas to mail@cprsns.com |
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