• Communication campaigns allow agents and teachers to offer information in an intensive manner. Although methodology may differ, the main objective remains the same. Flood clients/students/consumers with communication regarding a singular topic. Begin this lesson by reading chapter 16 in the text.
• The Great American Smoke out is a familiar public information campaign sponsored by the American Cancer Society.
• The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations continually conducts public information campaigns. Read the following article that attempts to shed light on Genetically modified organisms as a means of fighting hunger.
• The Got milk? Campaign has taken on a life of its' own. A book was even written about the ubiquitous milk mustache.
• Since this class is based at NC State, I feel obligated to have you visit the Pork: the other white meat site.
• Beefs what's for dinner! Find some excellent grilling recipes at this web site. Keep in mind that the communication campaigns reviewed in assignments 4, 5, and 6 are financed by check-off dollars.
• Here's hoping the buckle up campaign will encourage all to buckle their safety belts.
• For years Smokey the bear has been warning that "only you can prevent forest fires".

Send an email and share a memorable public information campaign with the class. Describe any campaigns in which you participated. Tell what you think make certain campaigns more successful than others.

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