Help the college project an image of quality and professionalism. This includes materials that are photocopied or printed in quantities of 10 or more pieces, videotapes, films, photographs and audio tapes. Instructional materials, personalized letters, questionnaires or other instruments used to gather information about students do not need approval by the PR office. The intention of these policies is to ensure the effectiveness and accuracy of communication, but not to slow down the communications process. Working with the Public Relations Office Kate Lynch is the college's marketing and public relations coordinator.
Someone is available during normal working hours.
8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Lois Garland is the department secretary. The PR office is located in the Administration Building. PR can assist with a variety of projects from designing a flier to planning a promotion for a college program. Some projects require more time to develop, especially if there is little funding available. There are some standard brochure and flier designs available through the information processing center that takes less time to produce.