Pam Baggett-Wallis is a long-time member of AWC and current owner of Persuasion Communication. She recounts her years as a communication pro in Austin, Texas after graduating from journalism school from the University of Texas at Austin. Her most cherished memory is the long weekend in Chicago where she marched behind the Women in Communications banner in the last of the Equal Rights gatherings.
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Pam Baggett-Wallis and the ERA
Posted in Profiles, tagged AWC, community relations, crisis communications, ERA, government relations, Journalist, media relations, persuasion communication, University of Texas, women in communications on August 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Sheryl Liddle and the Art of AV Production
Posted in Profiles, tagged av production, AWC, communications, drama, film, marketing, photographer, ruskin, video production on May 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Conveying a message through visual images, supported by audio, is one of the strongest forms of communication. Sheryl Liddle has spent the majority of her career as an audio visual producer and currently coordinates communications for Ruskin, a global manufacturing firm. She is a member of AWC Kansas City chapter and the current AWC National Board Chair.
Mary Kay Switzer and a Class Action Suit that Got Results
Posted in Profiles on January 26, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Mary Kay Switzer, Ph.D., shares her experience with discrimination against woman faculty at a university in Minnesota where she worked and the a class action suit she was a part of that resulted.
Anne Hecker and the Women’s Movement
Posted in Profiles on January 20, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Anne Hecker is a longtime member of the Seattle Professional Chapter and is part of the lineage of the Association for Women in Communications. As president of the National AWC organization in the late 1970’s, Anne gives a snapshot of what it was like to be a leader of a women’s organization during the height of the Women’s Movement.
