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Pierson-Charlton, Candace Sue was born on December 12, 1950 in Corvallis, Oregon, United States.
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Candace Sue Pierson-Charlton
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Candace Sue Pierson-Charlton, American public relations consultant. Recipient First Place Best Community Relations Program award Alaska Press Club, 1979, 80, 81, second place Community Relations award Alaska Press Club, 1982, second place Brochure award Alaska Press Club, 1982, second place Annual Report award Alaska Press Club, 1982; named Mistress Grand Forks for 1995 Mistress North Dakota Pageant, Community Service award.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Liberal Studies-Journalism, Oregon State University, 1973. Postgraduate, University Nebraska, 1988.
Career
Traveling consultant, Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority, Inc., Nashville, 1974-1975; reporter, copyeditor, Anchorage (Alaska) Times, 1975-1976; public relations specialist, Providence Hospital, Anchorage, 1977-1983; director community relations, Berkshire Medical Center, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, 1983-1985; public relations director, Alaska Pacific U., Anchorage, 1985; director, Nebraska Health Network, Nebraska State Department Health, Lincoln, 1989-1990; public information officer, North Dakota Museum of Art, Grand Forks, 1991-1992; consultant, Pierson-Charlton Public Rels., Grand Forks, since 1991. Presenter in field.
Achievements
Membership
Active Pine To Prairie council Girl Scouts United States of America, since 1994. Board directors Greater Grand Forks Symphony, 1994-1995, North Dakota Ballet Company, since 1994, United Way, 1993-1995, Friends of North Dakota Museum of Art, 1991-1994, Violence Intervention Center, North Valley Arts Council, Kids Count!. Member advisory board, chapter professional advisory PRSSA University North Dakota.
Chairman community advisory board Northern Lights Public Radio, since 1992. Member development council College Liberal Arts, Oregon State University. Volunteer Lied Center for Performing Arts, Lincoln, 1989-1990, Bryan Memorial Hospital, Lincoln, 1987-1991.
Member film committee Nebraska Commission on Status of Women, Lincoln, 1990-1991. Member budget reduction committee University Nebraska, Lincoln, 1987. Member Philanthropic and Educational Organization, Public Relations Society of America (board directors Alaska 1982, secretary-treasurer 1980-1981, 2d Place Community Relations program Anchorage chapter 1982), Alpha Omicron Pi (Outstanding Alumna award 1989, Certified of Honor 1988, chapter advisor to Zeta chapter 1990-1991, scholarship advisor 1987-1989, alumnae programming chairman, 1989-1990, public relations committee 1988-1989, president alumnae chapter 1988-1989), Public Relations Student Society of America (outstanding chapter professional advisory Midwest district 1995-1996).
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American
Education
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1973
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1988
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Recipient First Place Best Community Relations Program award Alaska Press Club, 1979, 80, 81, second place Community Relations award Alaska Press Club, 1982, second place Brochure award Alaska Press Club, 1982, second place Annual Report award Alaska Press Club, 1982. Named Mistress Grand Forks for 1995 Mistress North Dakota Pageant, Community Service award.Recipient First Place Best Community Relations Program award Alaska Press Club, 1979, 80, 81, second place Community Relations award Alaska Press Club, 1982, second place Brochure award Alaska Press Club, 1982, second place Annual Report award Alaska Press Club, 1982. Named Mistress Grand Forks for 1995 Mistress North Dakota Pageant, Community Service award.