Welcome to the PRSA Arkansas Chapter

Located in Little Rock, the Arkansas Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America is dedicated to developing and enriching the professional lives of public relations practitioners. The chapter seeks to build an understanding and support for public relations throughout the business community and within the academic community for future practitioners. From monthly meetings and professional development seminars to awards competitions and promotion of the profession, the chapter provides a number of opportunities to enhance professional growth and network throughout the year.

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Welcome to the PRSA Arkansas Chapter

Located in Little Rock, the Arkansas Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America is dedicated to developing and enriching the professional lives of public relations practitioners. The chapter seeks to build an understanding and support for public relations throughout the business community and within the academic community for future practitioners. From monthly meetings and professional development seminars to awards competitions and promotion of the profession, the chapter provides a number of opportunities to enhance professional growth and network throughout the year.

Become A Member

Get on the inside track to a bright future. PRSA provides what you need at any level of your career.

Join Today!

Upcoming Events

March Virtual Meeting

Mar 4, 2021

Join us for our virtual monthly program to hear from Arkansas Business Editor Gwen Moritz and KARK & KLRT News Director Ernie Paulson as they discuss their current practices for reporting the news, share thoughts on the adapted practices that will become mainstays in reporting going forward, talk about photo copyrights and how PR practitioners can work more effectively with media.

February Virtual Meeting

Feb 3, 2021

Find the right audience. Learn their habits and preferences. Send them targeted communications through the most effective channels – email, mobile, social media, website, etc. These are the essentials of digital age communication (especially during a pandemic) – and some of the most heavily regulated activities under the ever-growing ranks of data privacy laws.

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Upcoming Events

March Virtual Meeting

Mar 4, 2021

Join us for our virtual monthly program to hear from Arkansas Business Editor Gwen Moritz and KARK & KLRT News Director Ernie Paulson as they discuss their current practices for reporting the news, share thoughts on the adapted practices that will become mainstays in reporting going forward, talk about photo copyrights and how PR practitioners can work more effectively with media.

February Virtual Meeting

Feb 3, 2021

Find the right audience. Learn their habits and preferences. Send them targeted communications through the most effective channels – email, mobile, social media, website, etc. These are the essentials of digital age communication (especially during a pandemic) – and some of the most heavily regulated activities under the ever-growing ranks of data privacy laws.

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Latest News

Arkansas PRSA Apprenticeship Scholarship Announcement

Oct 6, 2020

The establishment of the Arkansas PRSA Apprenticeship Scholarship will provide an opportunity for our chapter to step out and support the public relations profession, engage PRSSA students and chapters across the state and enhance public relations education and mentoring opportunities for all public relations students.

2020 Virtual ARCom Awards

Jul 27, 2020

The 2020 ARCom Awards will be held virtually, and the committee is hard at work creating a unique experience just for you! We will celebrate each other but still maintain the fun and recognition of this popular awards event. Watch your inbox for your official email invitation and ticketing details.

Unheard: Black Lives and the Fight for Justice

Jun 19, 2020

This June, hosts Adena J. White, Kara Wilkins and Katrina Dupins share the experiences of Black Southerners living in, loving, and reconciling with the region they call home. During this program, Adena, Kara and Katrina – all professional communicators – will talk about how Blackbelt Voices came to be, the importance of media representation, and adapting messages to resonate with different audiences.