The Arthur W. Page Center

As a core function of leadership and policymaking, public relations should guide decision-making by ensuring that the voices and values of stakeholders are heard and respected.

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We’re extending the Page Center Awards ethics training module through the summer! ☀️ In these free online lessons, students learn from industry leaders while earning the 2026 Page Center Integrity Badge.

Featuring insights, advice and real stories from past and present Page Center Awards honorees, this two-lesson module is grounded in Page Center principles and research. Get started:
https://pagecentertraining.psu.edu/courses/2026-page-center-awards

"It is furthest from the minds of the public relations department to try to tell any story except the truth. Therefore, we can't start with anything but good service." – Arthur W. Page
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Gary Sheffer has been named chair of the Page Center advisory board. A former leader of corporate communications at GE, Gary brings decades of experience shaping how organizations communicate and build trust.

Gary has been a member of the board for 10 years, and we’re proud to have him in this new role.

Gary Sheffer, former VP of corporate communications at GE, appointed to chair Page Center advisory board - The Arthur W. Page Center Gary Sheffer emphasizes the importance of utilizing trusted sources of information in today’s communications landscape. He says the Page Center is a pillar of

June is a newsletter month! The issue will highlight projects from our GenAI research call, showcase our new video series featuring communication experts, and share some summer plans and updates from the Page Center. Subscribe today:
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Our new video series, "Truth Bombs," blends real-world stories and practical advice with Page Center research and Page Principles. Each short episode tackles timely issues, offering quick, accessible insights that help us communicate responsibly in a fast-changing era of public communication.

New video series delivers expert advice through the lens of Page Center research - The Arthur W. Page Center The Page Center combines stories, advice and experience with scholarly research in its new video series, "Truth Bombs." Each short video showcases an insight in

Nearly 400 students completed the Introduction to Diversity in PR training module this spring semester and got an in-depth look at the origins, theories and challenges of diversity in the industry.

Today’s PR professionals need more than technical skills, they need the perspective to communicate across cultures with truly inclusive strategies. How are you incorporating diversity into your PR work or classrooms?

Explore this module and other training opportunities here:
https://pagecentertraining.psu.edu/courses/introduction-to-diversity-in-public-relations