FORUM, the PRSSA national newspaper, is produced three times each year and is distributed to each PRSSA member. FORUM contains Society news, tips on the PR industry, tips about writing, job-hunting and other relevant topics.

All members are encouraged to write articles for the newsletter. FORUM is a great opportunity to build your portfolio by being published nationally.

If you would like to write for FORUM, you may submit an article online, or contact the Editor-in-Chief.

Visit the FORUM website: http://www.prssa.org/forum

Connecting with PRSSA is a bimonthly national publication for chapter leaders. It is mailed together with various documents related to national awards, scholarships, competitions and general Society business. Your chapter advisor receives his or her national mailings by the 10th day of September, November, January, March and May.

Visit the Connecting with PRSSA website: http://www.prssa.org/connecting

Biweekly E-mail Updates were implemented in the fall of 2003 by Sarah Yeaney, the Vice President of Member Services at that time. The e-mails are sent to PRSSA members every other week. The updates include information from the National Committee and Conference Committee about the programs and events that are most important for members to know about.

The Vice President of Member Services compiles and edits each e-mail update.

Visit the Biweekly E-mail Updates website: http://www.prssa.org/biweekly

The Firm has been created to facilitate a discussion between members of tudent-run public relations firms and allow firms to learn from each other. It is released semi-annually and contains articles from successful firms with tips for success.

Visit The Firm website: http://www.prssa.org/firm

Annual Reports are published at the end of every year by the PRSSA National Committee. National committee members report on their accomplishments and share their visions for the society's future.

Annual reports are published in FORUM and on the national web site

The PRSSA Situation Analysis is a document published by the Public Relations Student Society of America's National Committee. The analysis describes the history of the organization and its national leadership roles. The outlined goals at the end of the analysis will lead successive leaders toward one vision and ensure the society's growth and success. This document will remain a work-in-progress, and will be annually updated by those serving on the National Committee.

PRSSA Chapter leaders are encouraged to use this document as a template for their individual records.

Download a copy of the Situation Analysis from the PRSSA Web site.