User talk:GrunigLecture
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[edit]This page is not unambiguously promotional, because... (This page is not being used to "promote" the Grunig Lecture Series, it is simply to inform people on what the series is about. I plan on creating brief Bios for both Jim and Lauri Grunig. These two heavyweights are the pioneers in modern public relations communication theories. These academic events presented by the University of Maryland Department of Communication are for the intellectual advancement of the public relations community. For additional questions or more clarification please feel free to reach out to me any time.) --GrunigLecture (talk) 18:45, 6 October 2014 (UTC)