2022 Orangefiery Best Master’s Thesis of the Year Award
2022 Orangefiery Best Master’s Thesis of the Year Award
Karen Robayo Sanchez (M.A., first-year doctoral student) received the 2022 Orangefiery Best Master’s Thesis of the Year Award (faculty advisor: Juan Meng). The award is jointly sponsored by the Orangefiery, a Consulting and Communications Firm, and the Institute for Public Relations. The award recognizes and encourages graduate study and scholarship in public relations through an annual award for an outstanding master’s thesis. The thesis is judged on its contribution to the advancement of research-based knowledge in the field of public relations and the degree to which the research is relevant or has an impact on the profession. Karen’s thesis committee members include Dr. Bryan Reber, Dr. Ana Maria Suarez Monsalve (Universidad de Medellin, Colombia) and Dr. Juan Meng (Chair). Karen Robayo and Dr. Juan Meng will receive the awards at the 2022 IPR Distinguished Lecture & Awards Dinner in New York on December 01, 2022. Award information is listed here: https://instituteforpr.org/awards/masters-thesis/
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