Jake Farbman

Self Motivators to Present at
NJSCA State Conference

From left: New Jersey School Counselors Association Executive Director Jim Lukach, Wendy Logan, Cat Cosentino, Antionette Gouveia, Cindy Sura, Caitlin Coyle, and Professor Farbman.

The Self Motivators, Inc., a group of students from Prof. Farbman's Spring 2008 Strategies of Public Relations Class at The College of New Jersey, will present its PR Plan to the entire New Jersey School Counselors Association membership at the association's statewide conference from Oct. 19 to 20, in Long Branch, NJ.

The members of Self Motivators - Cat Cosentino, Caitlin Coyle, Antionette Gouveia, Wendy Logan, and Cindy Sura - are the first students from Prof. Farbman's PR class to present a PR plan at a statewide professional development conference.

After the group presented its PR plan to NJSCA Executive Director Jim Lukach, he invited the students to present the PR plan to the entire NJSCA leadership. That successful presentation led to the invite to present to the entire NJSCA membership.

To download a PDF of the Self Motivators PR plan for the NJ School Counselors Association, visit the Student Resources section of this Web site (week 1 handouts).

Jake Farbman Named 2007 Outstanding
PR Educator

At its Pepperpot and Achievement Awards Banquet in December, the Philadelphia Chapter of Public Relations Society of America presented the 2007 Anthony Fulginiti Outstanding Public Relations Educator Award to Jacob Farbman, M.A., APR, adjunct professor, Communication Studies Department, The College of New Jersey. Above: Dr. John Pollock, TCNJ professor of communication studies, TCNJ alumnus Greg Howe, and TCNJ alumna Rowena Briones attended the event.
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Jacob C. Farbman, M.A., APR is an award-winning public relations practitioner who represents New Jersey's 19 community colleges. In addition, he teaches Strategies of Public Relations as an adjunct professor in the Communication Studies Department at The College of New Jersey. He has also taught Introduction to Communication Theory at TCNJ and taught public relations courses at Rowan University.

In Strategies of Public Relations, his students develop a strong understanding of the PR field by creating public relations business plans for local, real world clients. Some satisfied clients include:

NJ School Counselors Association,

Anvil Knitwear,

The Arts Council of Princeton,

House of Music,

Pennington Ewing Athletic Club,

TCNJ's Career Services,

TCNJ's Chapter of Lambda Pi Eta, and

WTSR Radio.

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