Online Competition for Business, Communication or Journalism Students from Page Association

Page association, in alliance with the Institute for Public Relations, conducts an annual competition for the writing of original case studies by students enrolled in a school of business, communication or journalism and who are pursuing a degree that is focused on corporate communications and the practice of public relations.

Competition Objectives:-

The objectives of this competition are to:

• Introduce practical applications of the core principles that define corporate communication as a critical function of management to educators, teachers and students.
• Encourage research that contributes to the profession's body of knowledge and provide practical suggestions for improving the corporate communication function.

• Student | Faculty Advisor
• Grand Prize: $5,500 | $1000
• All applicants from all schools will be under consideration for this award.
• First Place: $3,500 | $500
• All applicants from all schools will be under consideration for this award.
• Second Place: $2,500 | $300
• All applicants from all schools will be under consideration for this award.
• Honorary Awards
• Communication: $1,500 | $200
• All entries from schools of Communication/Journalism will be considered for the Honorary Communications Case Award.
• Business: $1,500 | $200
• All entries from schools of business will be considered for the Honorary Business Case Award.
• International: $1,500 | $200
• Any self-identifying entry submitted from a school of business, communications or journalism outside of the United States is eligible for the honorary award in the International Category.
• Student authors of winning entries and their faculty advisors are also recognized by the USA's leading corporate communications executives.

• Any currently enrolled student, graduate or undergraduate, in a school of business, communications or journalism who is pursuing a degree (full-time or part-time) is eligible to participate. 
• Students may participate as sole authors or as members of a case study team (not to exceed four people). 
• In order to participate, each student author or case study team must have sponsorship of a faculty member who is expected to advise and guide the case's development.
• Please note that only three entries per educational institution will be accepted within each “Communications” or “Business” category.
• The case study should not exceed 7,500 words excluding the cover page, table of contents and appendices.
• Any marks or insignia that could identify a student, faculty member or academic institution must be omitted from the case study and included only on the online entry form.
• All submitted materials must be written in English.
• The submitted case study must be authored solely by the applicant (or team).
• The case study team should not exceed four people.
• The case study must be submitted by the deadline.

About Page:-

Page is the world's leading professional association for senior public relations and corporate communications executives and educators. Its members have the opportunity to become stronger leaders, learn both with and from their peers around the world, and develop their teams. Page membership consists of chief communications officers (CCOs) of global Fortune-ranked corporations and leading nonprofits, the CEOs of the world's foremost public relations agencies, and distinguished academics from top business and communications schools. Page embraces the highest professional standards, advancing the way that communications is understood, practiced and taught, and providing a collegial and dynamic learning environment.

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