May 21, 2009
Grooming the Messenger
A Georgetown U. center teaches students to help charities communicate
Before moving to the United States from London two years ago, Jacqueline Sibanda had worked as a community-relations specialist for a British cellphone company, and was part of a team that negotiated with local residents wherever a new cellphone tower was planned. While she loved the corporate world, she yearned to use her communications skills for the greater good.
So last fall, Ms. Sibanda entered a master's program in public relations and corporate communications at the School of
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