Last week, Sara Harberson of Admissions Revolution spent two days in Connecticut. During Sara’s visit, WardCommPR secured opportunities for her to be interviewed on three television programs and one radio program. In addition, Sara was featured in a blog. Congratulations, Sara, on a very successful mini media tour! Click to listen to Sara Harberson’s interview […]
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CT Women In the News: DIY History STEMfems Launch
On September 20, 2015, WardCommPR helped the Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame launch the newest module in its DIY History program. Information about STEMfems:Women Transforming Our World can be found in our Press Kit. The following broadcast interview with Crystal Hall of FOX 61 has more …
read moreFire Department Clients In the News
Today’s workday started with a 3 a.m. wake up call to begin a somber morning with our Avon Volunteer Fire Department client remembering the Avon Mountain crash 10 years ago. While media coverage of the service of remembrance was never a goal, it was inevitable, and we cannot deny feeling a huge sense of pride […]
read moreAdmissions Revolution In the News: Fort Worth Star-Telegram Op-Ed “Getting Into A College Is Difficult for The Needy”
Admissions Revolution founder Sara Harberson’s Op-Ed about financial aid being a barrier to college admissions was published in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. “Students applying to college face a double dilemma. If they apply for financial aid, they reduce their chance of admission. If they are admitted, the financial aid packages often don’t meet their need […]
read moreAdmissions Revolution In the News: Good Day PA! with Amy Kehm
This morning, Admissions Revolution founder Sara Harberson spoke with Good Day PA!’s Amy Kehm about how Admissions Revolution reveals secrets about and removes mystery from college admissions to empower students in a process that should be positive and transformational. She also discusses what rising high school seniors should be doing this summer. Take a look:
read moreAdmissions Revolution In the News: LA Times Op-Ed “The Truth About ‘Holistic’ College Admissions”
Admissions Revolution founder Sara Harberson’s Op-Ed about the Asian-American bias in college admissions was published in the Los Angeles Times. “In all, holistic admissions adds subjectivity to admissions decisions, and the practice makes it difficult to explain who gets in, who doesn’t, and why. But has holistic admissions become a guise for allowing cultural and […]
read moreFriends Center for Children In the News
This morning, Friends Center for Children executive director Allyx Schiavone spoke with NBC Connecticut’s Kerri-Lee Mayland about the upcoming annual Week of the Young Child (April 12-18, 2015) and the HUG (Help Us Grow) Pledge.
read moreAVFD “Battle of the Badges” Blood Drive In the News
On April 3, 2015, the Avon Volunteer Fire Department held its 6th annual “Battle of the Badges” blood drive, a friendly competition vs. the local police department to see who can bring in the most blood donors. Thanks to Tara Joyce of NBC Connecticut for this great story!
read moreCT Women In the News: FOX CT’s “Hidden History” Explores the Work of Inductee Martha Minerva Franklin
FOX CT’s Mike Townsend visited the Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame offices to speak with Ena Williams about the life and work of 2009 Inductee Martha Minerva Franklin, a nurse who fought for racial equality in her profession. Click the photo below to link to the television segment.
read moreFUZION In the News: What Is Medical Grade Skincare?
FUZION Medical Aesthetic Boutique‘s Dr. David Goodkind and medical aesthetician Kristen O’Keefe-Kunst talk with NBC CT’s Kerri-Lee Mayland about medical grade skincare and Dr. Goodkind’s specially-formulated SkinDeep product line.
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