Marlene Neill, Ph.D.

@Max_Dearinger @legacybroncofb @coach_clack @LHSCoachHulme @TheChrisRubio Congratulations 👏

Had football banquet last night honored to receive an Academic All-District award!!

Great moments from the PRD Graduate Student Luncheon! 🙌 Huge thanks to our amazing panelists @BrookeWMcKeever, Juan Meng, Glen Novak, and @neillpr for their insights and expertise.

Lights. Camera. Internship 🎥 @BaylorJPRNM student Raphael Roker is putting classroom skills into action at KWTX News — and his videos are helping students like you succeed. Check them out 👉 ow.ly/TEtk50VMXML

@IPRRC Congratulations!

🌟 Congratulations to Jiali Zhang, Eyun-Jung Ki, and Qinxian Cai! 🎉 Your outstanding work on AI ethics has earned the Baylor University Department of Journalism, Public Relations & New Media Top Ethics Paper Award! 🏆 👏

New research from @BaylorJPRNM, led by @NeillPR, finds gaps in PR professionals' expectations vs performance - prompts changes to PR accreditation & certification exams, shapes future of PR education news.web.baylor.edu/news/story/202…

New journal article published re: APR credential impact on developing diverse leaders: emerald.com/insight/conten…

Congratulations to Dr. Marlene Neill and students in her research methods class on the publication of a journal article about their Universal Accreditation Board (UAB) practice analysis to examine perceptions of US public relations practitioners and educators.

This Study Abroad program focuses on current global communication trends and Vienna's cultural history through a five-week itinerary that allows students to explore global communications and trends in journalism, public relations and new media in this region.

Dr. Marlene Neill, Baylor Journalism, Public Relations & New Media professor and graduate program director, will discuss the significance of ethical practices in public relations during a webinar next month for the California Association of Public Information Officials (CAPIO).

ICYMI Page Center-funded research discovers a 'dire need' for supportive cultures among communication professionals bellisario.psu.edu/page-center/ar…

New research discovers a ‘dire need’ for supportive cultures among communication professionals August 20, 2024  By Nicholas Eng, Ruoyu Sun, Juan Meng, University of Georgia, Athens and Marlene Neill, Baylor University bellisario.psu.edu/page-center/ar… via @ThePageCenter

Job Alert 👇 School: Baylor University @BaylorJPRNM Position:  Assistant Professor of Journalism aejmc.org/jobads/?p=19954 #AejmcJobs #JobAd

Job Alert 👇 School: Baylor University @BaylorJPRNM Position:  Assistant Professor of Journalism aejmc.org/jobads/?p=19954 #AejmcJobs #JobAd

Q&As about all six of our ethics training projects can be found on our blog. We're excited to see how this research can revolutionize the way we approach ethics in different industries. Visit the Page Center blog: bellisario.psu.edu/page-center/pa…

@KatiePlace @CSW_AEJMC Congratulations! So happy for you. You're doing great work!

Congratulations to Dr. Marlene Neill on publishing her latest article, “The Influence of Crucibles of Experience in Moral Development & Psychology of Public Relations Exemplars,” in the esteemed Journal of Media Ethics. #baylorarts_sciences #baylorjprnm #bayloruniversity

We’re hiring. We have an open position for an assistant professor (tenure track) for Fall of 2025. Applications are being accepted on Interfolio: apply.interfolio.com/148087?fbclid=…

Job Alert 👇 School: Baylor University @BaylorJPRNM Position:  Assistant Professor of Journalism aejmc.org/jobads/?p=19954 #AejmcJobs #JobAd

New journal article with recommendations on #PREthics education: journalofpreducation.com/2024/06/25/ide…

New journal article on role of trials/crucibles in shaping leaders. Sponsored by @ThePageCenter: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…