Etiquette and Protocol Centre

Etiquette Class in NY, afternoon tea.

It has been an honor and a privilege to have you as our First Lady. I am so very proud. Thank you so much.

In Tearful Finale, Michelle Obama Says, ‘I Hope I’ve Made You Proud’ Mrs. Obama delivered an intensely personal message of empowerment through education and said being first lady “has been the greatest honor of my life.”

Camp I Rock at UAPB 2013

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My Etiquette Source
by Trudy Redus & CE Lee

Girls Camp

"Graduating A Class Ahead", Etiquette Seminar for young adults. Spring Classes will begin in March and run for three consecutive Saturdays. The Graduates luncheon will be on April 19, 2014.

Etiquette Tips for Twitter
Twitter, twitter, twitter; everyone is now using twitter to keep their followers informed. Some good tweets and others not so good. I have seen some lose their jobs over a nasty tweet. Those not so good tweets can ruin your reputation or you could find yourself in a lawsuit. Do not use twitter to vent your frustrations.

A few Etiquette Tips to follow when tweeting:
1. Calm down before tweeting, allow your emotions to settle. Try not to tweet in the heat of the moment.
2. Do not tweet when you have been drinking, intoxication will definitely work against you every time. “Don’t drink and tweet”.
3. No tweeting in the office meeting, if you find yourself needing to tweet, just like the cell phone step outside or simply do it later.
4. Remember privacy, some information should not be divulged.
5. Twitter is a public forum and visible to everyone. Remember if it can get you in trouble, being fired, lawsuit, don’t tweet it.

Remember you have an image to maintain, rude is rude even on Twitter. Try your very best not to take your frustrations to Twitter. Public perception is everything.

Graduating a Class Ahead, Program for graduates.

They Loved Your G.P.A. Then They Saw Your Tweets. More colleges are finding the social media posts of their applicants — and sometimes denying admission as a result.

Tea Etiquette Workshop in Elmont New York with Director Cheryl Lee of Etiquette & Protocol Centre of Long Island

Philander Smith College Black Male Initiative Little Rock Arkansas hosted a Professional Etiquette Workshop.