(For the 2022 LSU Bateman Team)
Crew for a Cure
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
News Advisory: LSU students to host a lymphoma awareness event
BATON ROUGE, La., Feb. 17, 2022 – A lymphoma diagnosis can make patients feel like they are walking the plank through life and could fall off at any moment. Luckily, the Lymphoma Research Foundation crew is there to put patients in control and make lymphoma walk the plank instead.
Students from LSU’s Manship School of Mass Communication will host a Pirate Party on Feb. 23 to raise awareness for the Lymphoma Research Foundation and adolescent and young adult lymphoma.
- Who: LSU students competing in the Public Relations Student Society of America’s Bateman Case Study Competition will host the party and be available to discuss the purpose of the event.
- What: A Pirate Party with food, games, prizes and information booths
- When: Noon to 4 p.m. on Feb. 23
- Where: Journalism Building on LSU’s campus at 144 Field House Drive
- Why: To raise awareness about the Lymphoma Research Foundation and adolescent and young adult lymphoma
About the Bateman Competition and LSU’s Bateman team
The PRSSA Bateman Case Study Competition asks teams of undergraduate public relations students nationwide to apply their classroom education to create and implement a full public relations campaign. This year’s competition asks teams to raise awareness for the Lymphoma Research Foundation and its Adolescent and Young Adult Lymphoma initiative, which is supported by Founding Sponsor The Paul Foundation.
LSU’s 2022 Bateman team is undertaking this campaign and going one step further than the predefined goal by fundraising as part of its awareness efforts. Team members are Marie George, Hannah Michel Hanks (team captain), Rebecca Herin, Hannah Moran, Perla Rodriguez and Julia Watson. Its advisers include LSU professor Doug Draper and Harris, DeVille and Associates, Inc. associates Michelle Hultberg and Alisha Prather.
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Contact:
Rebecca Herin
225-278-9993