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SOUTHERN MISS PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENT WINS
17 AWARDS AT COLLEGE PUBLIC RELATIONS CONFERENCE


        HATTIESBURG -- The University of Southern Mississippi's Jenny Watson, Angela Cutrer, Lisa Mader and Valerie Craig won the "Public Relations Innovations" first-place award for the recently completed university-wide "Southern Miss Web Design Project." The recognition was one of 17 brought home by The University of Southern Mississippi's Department of Marketing and Public Relations from the College Public Relations Association of Mississippi (CPRAM) annual conference held May 24-25 in Natchez.
        "We're excited about the acknowledgment from CPRAM," said Mader, director of Southern Miss marketing and public relations. "It's a terrific showing of the employees of the Department of Marketing and Public Relations at Southern Miss."
        David Tisdale, assistant director for news and marketing, won first place in sports stories with his "Southern Miss football team chaplain gives Golden Eagles spiritual lift" and second place with his "Chattanooga man's love for Southern Miss football team inspires donation." The Gulf Coast's manager of marketing and recruitment, Catherine Sliman, won first in advertisements with her "Experience the Tradition," and Melanie Kemp, marketing and financial affairs manager, and Kellie Burnham, graphic designer in Publication and Printing Services, won second place in the viewbook category for "Southern Miss Comprehensive Piece."
        Media production manager Steve Rouse won first place in black-and-white photography for "Camerata Rehearsal" and first place in digital/art photography for "Color Guard Supports Troops." Rouse's "Institutional Spot 2003" won third in television spots, and he and Mader won third in television programs for "Year in Review."
        The Gulf Coast's director of public relations and recruitment, Shelia White, and public relations coordinator, Christopher Rolley, won third place for public relations campaigns for "Ride to the Rock," and Kemp and Rouse won second place in the exhibits category for "University Display Stand." Watson, Web developer, also won second place in Web pages for "Southern Miss Marketing and PR Web Site."
        Cutrer, assistant director for news and marketing, won first place in feature stories with "An Uncommon Man." She took home first place in the PowerPoint presentation category for "AP Style in a PR World," while Rouse and Mader placed second for "Brand Identity."
        In the tabloid publication category, Cutrer and Kemp won second for the October and November editions of "Update." In the creative partners category, Mader, Cutrer and Kemp worked with Beau Rivage's Mary Cracchiolo; Southern Miss Marketing and Public Relations assistant Leigh Anne Wilson and editorial assistant Landy Laird; Symphony Orchestra Director Jay Dean; and the College of Arts and Letters' Angela Kilcrease to take home the first-place award for "Placido Domingo to Perform."

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Invictus

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CPRAM awards really do recognize the staff artists, layout people, web designers & others that generate a lot of material that every department on campus uses every day. Overall, USM's materials are high quality stuff.

I'm not talking about "propaganda" here, folks. I'm talking about the publications (print & web) that recruit prospective students & promote the University as a university. That's really the lion's share of what's done in PR.

Kudos to the PR staffers who work so hard behind the scenes on those publications.



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Originally posted by: Invictus
"CPRAM awards really do recognize the staff artists, layout people, web designers & others that generate a lot of material that every department on campus uses every day. Overall, USM's materials are high quality stuff. I'm not talking about "propaganda" here, folks. I'm talking about the publications (print & web) that recruit prospective students & promote the University as a university. That's really the lion's share of what's done in PR. Kudos to the PR staffers who work so hard behind the scenes on those publications. "


Let me add my "kudos" here.  These are awards for the "little people behind the big people" (as we used to call ourselves when I worked at USM). 


Note to SFT:  by "little people," I'm not referring to you!  Really, I'm not. 



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Invictus

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Originally posted by: truth4usm/AH
"Note to SFT: by "little people," I'm not referring to you! Really, I'm not."


How "hateful!" Kinda puts me in mind of a song...


Short People got no reason
Short People got no reason
Short People got no reason
To live

They got little hands
Little eyes
They walk around
Tellin' great big lies
They got little noses
And tiny little teeth
They wear platform shoes
On their nasty little feet

Well, I don't want no Short People
Don't want no Short People
Don't want no Short People
`Round here

Short People are just the same
As you and I
(A Fool Such As I)
All men are brothers
Until the day they die
(It's A Wonderful World)

Short People got nobody
Short People got nobody
Short People got nobody
To love

They got little baby legs
That stand so low
You got to pick 'em up
Just to say hello
They got little cars
That go beep, beep, beep
They got little voices
Goin' peep, peep, peep
They got grubby little fingers
And dirty little minds
They're gonna get you every time
Well, I don't want no Short People
Don't want no Short People
Don't want no Short People
'Round here


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Eagle

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Randy Newman

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Wuz Up

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Like Mader really had any input on this.  Yes the people that work for her arer good!  Note my emphasis "the people that WORK for her,"  she does not work!!!!!


She has earned the fall over your feet award from the PPC!



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Seahawk

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Invictus, that was great!!!!!  I forgot about that song.  Don't Want No Little People...  That should be sung at every future demonstration.  Sort of like the national anthem.

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foot soldier

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Oh Invictus, we in CoAL have been yearning for a good protest song, and you have found it! Of course it is simply too vindictive and hateful.

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LVN

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I will never be able to sing this song.  I know this is all in fun, but two of the "biggest" men it was ever my privilege to know, one my wonderful grandfather and one an eminent historian, epigrapher, author, scholar, and all around dam fine human being, both were about 5'3" --  It's all in the heart and the brain.


(not that I'm overtall myself)



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Invictus

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Originally posted by: LVN
"I will never be able to sing this song.  I know this is all in fun, but two of the "biggest" men it was ever my privilege to know, one my wonderful grandfather and one an eminent historian, epigrapher, author, scholar, and all around dam fine human being, both were about 5'3" --  It's all in the heart and the brain. (not that I'm overtall myself)"


Notice how the tone of the lyric changes midway to:

Short People are just the same
As you and I
(A Fool Such As I)
All men are brothers
Until the day they die
(It's A Wonderful World)



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Originally posted by: Invictus
"CPRAM awards really do recognize the staff artists, layout people, web designers & others that generate a lot of material that every department on campus uses every day. Overall, USM's materials are high quality stuff. I'm not talking about "propaganda" here, folks. I'm talking about the publications (print & web) that recruit prospective students & promote the University as a university. That's really the lion's share of what's done in PR. Kudos to the PR staffers who work so hard behind the scenes on those publications. "


Thank you all for such kind words. Personally, the most enjoyable part of my job is working with "partners" to help create something for the community. It was nice that CPRAM recognized our efforts not once, but several times.


CPRAM story: While at the conference, Melanie Kemp (who has since left the university) and I got locked out on our balcony of the hotel at 1 a.m. We were taking a smoke and didn't know the door locked. It was such a gosh-awful thing because it was so funny and so stupid. I sat in a plastic chair, my feet up on the railing, puffing on my cig, thinking not how do we get out of this mess, but "dang, we can't read FireShelby out here."


This site really helped me learn what others think (accurately or inaccurately!) Thanks again, and good luck to you all.



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not.home.sick.anymore

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Well, darn. I didn't put my name. That was tacky.


Good luck to you all and I pray the university heals quickly. I know that's asking a lot, but so many have been hurt that it's painful to even try to comprehend it all.


Angie Cutrer



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