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News & Media News & MediaWhy is Media Important?Contacting a media person with a public service announcement (PSA), media release, or an idea for a radio talk show or magazine feature can be intimidating. But remember: you are doing the media a service by alerting them to important activities that are happening in the community. As long as you treat them with respect, they will appreciate your ideas and your input. If you want the media to know your chapter, you must first know the media! Pay attention to radio, television, and newspaper reports. Ask yourself why they’re covering what they do and make special note of stories related to FCCLA programs. Resources:Career and Technical Student Organizations Guide CTSO Guide to Accessing Federal Perkins Funds FCCLA Style Manual The award recognizes chapters who have excelled in planning and implementing exemplary public relations campaign to increase public awareness of FCCLA and Family and Consumer Sciences Education. To honor a media outlet whose responsibilities are not related to Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) that has covered significant FCCLA activities and is giving continued service through press coverage to the local, state, and/or national organization.
Now Available! FCCLA Banners and More! FCCLA is proud to partner with Madison Avenue, Inc. and its chapter network on this package of selected graphics specially designed to accessorize your meetings and events. Please visit http://www.meetingsigns.com/fccla.htm to order your signs!!! Ms. Tracey Flaesch is the representative for FCCLA. Please do not hesitate to contact her directly regarding any questions or special needs. She can be reached at (301) 470-1500 ext. 108 or via email at tflaesch@meetingsigns.com.
Become a FACS Major! 08/13/2009
Article: 10 Unusual Majors Can Get You These Jobs
Taking it to the Streets 08/13/2009
Please join forces with AAFCS in a addressing a very important current issue-H 1 N1, also known as the swine flu.
FACS teachers are in demand as profession marks 100th year 11/16/2009
East Carolina University family and consumer sciences education (FACS) students, faculty, and alumni gathered at a reception on October 24 to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS).
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