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Do you have what it takes to be PRWeek’s Student of the Year? Submit your entry by Monday, December 14, 2015.
Test your PR and communications skills by entering our contest. You could win a cash prize and the honor of being the PRWeek Student of the Year 2016.
What can I win?
The winner will receive a $1,000 cash prize and be rewarded with a trip to the annual PRWeek Awards in New York in March 2016. One runner-up will also win a trip to the PRWeek Awards.
What do I have to do?
You must devise and write a new campaign for a client. You will need to use your creativity and ability to think strategically and analytically to create a program that ensures the client achieves its desired objective.
Official rules:
Please download the entry kit for a complete list of the official rules and the assignment details.
Click here to download the entry kit
Entries are to be emailed directly to prweek.soty@prweek.com.
What is the deadline?
The extended entry deadline is Monday, December 14, 2015.
Who can enter?
Whether a major in media or math, communications or chemistry, anyone can enter as long as he or she was enrolled as an undergraduate student at a US college or university between December 12, 2014, and December 12, 2015.
PREVIOUS WINNERS
Daltyn Little
Grand Valley State University
2015 Winner
Current role: PR associate,
Eataly
Sarah Corder
Liberty University
2014 Winner
Current Role: PR specialist,
Susan Davis International
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