Carolyn Noll Sorg @UCAdmission
Why We Still Need a Feminist Agenda http://huff.to/1jexYed via @HuffPostWomen Great article by one of our own! @femtheologian!
Accreditation. MSN program seeks public comments
Academics. Ursuline hires full-time Department Chair of Art Therapy Undergraduate Program
Academics. Ursuline hires full-time Department Chair of Art Therapy Undergraduate Program
June 13 to August 1
Healing Imagination: The Art Therapy Juried Exhibition
July 24
DNP Dinner & Discussion
Public Relations and Marketing Communications Faculty
Laura Hammel, PhD, APR
Program Director
440 464 8141
lhammel@ursuline.edu
Laura Hammel, PhD, APR, is Director and Associate Professor of the Public Relations and Marketing Communications degree program. For 26 years, she worked in nonprofit and corporate marketing, public relations, development and communications positions at major arts and nonprofit organizations, the utility and banking industries, in healthcare and in higher education in northeast Ohio. A 2013 recipient of the Davis Young Award for Excellence in Mentoring from the Public Relations Society of America, Dr. Hammel’s area of research interests are the impact of electronic media on relationally aggressive behaviors of adolescent girls and moral reasoning in decision making in business students and professionals. Her published work can be found in a variety of educational and professional journals.
Laura Hammel, PhD, APR Program Director
440 464 8141
lhammel@ursuline.edu
Laura Hammel, PhD, APR, is Director and Associate Professor of the Public Relations and Marketing Communications degree program. For 26 years, she worked in nonprofit and corporate marketing, public relations, development and communications positions at major arts and nonprofit organizations, the utility and banking industries, in healthcare and in higher education in northeast Ohio. A 2013 recipient of the Davis Young Award for Excellence in Mentoring from the Public Relations Society of America, Dr. Hammel’s area of research interests are the impact of electronic media on relationally aggressive behaviors of adolescent girls and moral reasoning in decision making in business students and professionals. Her published work can be found in a variety of educational and professional journals.
