Sport PR at UC Lecture #2, 2 4-14
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The document outlines the assignments and schedule for a sport public relations course. It instructs students to attend a live sporting event on February 11th and submit a 250-word recap by February 14th. It provides tips for covering a game, such as reviewing the media guide, printing rosters, crafting a lead, and including the key details of who, what, where, when, how, and the final score. Students are also assigned to write a press release due on February 18th and will have current event quizzes. The document defines public relations as using strategic communications to effectively influence behavior.
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Sport PR at UC Lecture #2, 2 4-14
- 1. Sport PR Lecture: 2/4/14 University of Cincinnati By Jackie Reau
- 3. Presentation by Lori Choudhury, MLS CECH Library 400 Teachers College University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH 45221 (513)558-1025 lori.choudhury@uc.edu https://www.facebook.com/CECHLibrary
- 4. February 11: No Class, attend a live sporting event
- 5. Game Wrap Assignment: 250-word recap of the sporting event due via email by 11 p.m. on Feb. 14 to jreau@gamedaypr.com
- 6. How to Cover a Game *Review Media Guide *Print rosters *Craft your lead in advance *Don’t forget the Who, What, Where, When, How AND the final score
- 7. How to Cover a Game *Review Media Guide *Print rosters *Craft your lead in advance *Don’t forget the Who, What, Where, When, How AND the final score
- 8. Assignment: Press Release Due in class on Feb. 18
- 10. Public Relations: Definition Using strategic communications to effectively influence behavior.