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The PRSA Foundation announced today the 2024 class of fellows, which was conceived by and funded through Mission North’s cross-industry diversity initiative that aims to empower the next generation of PR professionals.

PRSA tonight announced the winners of the 2024 Anvil Awards, which recognize the highest standards of performance for the profession. Silver Anvil Awards single out the best strategic public relations campaigns of the year, as well as outstanding organizational excellence. Bronze Anvil Awards recognize outstanding public relations tactics that contribute to the success of overall programs or campaigns.

During a ceremony to honor Anvil Award-winners, PRSA announced it is renaming its Atlas Award to The John L. Paluszek Atlas Award for Lifetime Achievement In International Public Relations in honor of the longtime PRSA member and celebrated PR practitioner.

PRSSA announced today that The University of Florida was named the winner of the 2024 Bateman Case Study Competition. Earning second place was Montclair State University, with third place going to Brigham Young University. The finalists were among 45 entries from colleges and universities across the nation.

PRSA CEO Linda Thomas Brooks, PRSA CEO, has been named to PRNEWS’ 2024 Class of Top Women in PR. She was recognized in the Industry Champions category, which honors women “who’ve had an exceptional impact on the direction and advancement of the P.R. and communications industry beyond the impact at their own companies.”