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Annual Awards
Congratulations CSPRC Award Winners in 2009!
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2009 Award Recipients |
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| (l-r) Joe Mueller, CSPRC incoming president; Jeff Trammel, Non-Profit Public Relations Professional of the Year; Chris Thetford, Non-Profit Public Relations Rookie of the Year; and Deb Cottin, CSPRC outgoing president. |
The 11th annual CSPRC PR Awards were presented at the CSPRC President’s Luncheon
June 2009.
2009 Non-Profit Public Relations Rookie of the Year
Chis Thetford
Director of Communications, St. Louis Better Business Bureau
Honors an individual who has shown outstanding qualities in the non-profit public relations field, has demonstrated a creative approach to her/his job, and has less than 24 months of professional experience in public relations.
2009 Non-Profit Public Relations Professional of the Year
Jeff Trammel
Director of Marketing and Communications, GO! St. Louis
Honors an individual with more than two years of experience, who has proven outstanding ability through her body of work and/or specific outcomes, and demonstrates a creative approach to her/his job in the non-profit public relations field.
Enter Your Nomination for a 2010 CSPRC Honor
PR Professional of the Year
The PR Professional of the Year Award honors an individual who has proven her/his ability through her/his body of work, achieved significant outcomes and demonstrated a creative approach to her/his job.
Applications are now being accepted for the 2010 PR Professional of the Year Award, given by CSPRC. Applications are due April 30, 2010. The winner will be honored at the June CSPRC Luncheon. Download this PDF for full award criteria and information.
PR Rookie of the Year
CSPRC also honors the PR Rookie of the Year Award. Rookie of the Year is a professional who currently works in the non-profit public relations field in the metro St. Louis area and has less than two years of professional experience in the non-profit public relations field. This individual has shown outstanding qualities in the public relations field and demonstrates a creative approach to her/his job.
Download this PDF for PR Rookie of the Year Award criteria and information.
I-Can-Do-It-All Award
CSPRC is also accepting nominations for individuals who currently works in the non-profit public relations field in the metro St. Louis area and who also is responsible for executing projects in each of the following areas: Development, Public Relations, Volunteer Management/Special Events
The I-Can-Do-It-All Award full award criteria and information can be downloaded.
Nominations are due by April 30, 2010! Please send application materials to:
Questions? Please contact Patricia Merritt, 618.482.6978, pmerrit@siue.edu. |