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Virigina Tech: The Crisis Communications Response

Posted by John Elsasser on October 22nd 2007  

I understand that “Virginia Tech: The Crisis Communications Response” was one of the most popular Conference workshops this morning. The session featured Larry Hincker, associate vice president and chief communications officer at Virginia Tech.
Larry was featured in a Q-and-A in the summer issue of The Strategist. Frances Ward-Johnson, Ph.D., APR, an associate professor at Elon University in North Carolina, traveled to the Blacksburg, Va., campus in June to conduct the interview. You can read the interview here.

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