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Mathews, Wilma Kendrick was born on December 23, 1945 in Danville, Virginia, United States. Daughter of Clarence Blanchard and Tina Collins (Powell) Kendrick.
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Mathews, Wilma Kendrick was born on December 23, 1945 in Danville, Virginia, United States. Daughter of Clarence Blanchard and Tina Collins (Powell) Kendrick.
Associate of Arts, Stratford College, 1966. Bachelor, Stratford College, 1970. Student, East Carolina University, 1967.
Student, University Maryland, European division, 1968. Student, Guilford College, 1980.
Assistant editor The Commonwealth Magazine, Richmond, Virginia, 1970-1972. News editor The Commercial Appeal, Danville, Virginia, 1972-1973. Public relations manager Danville Chamber of Commerce, 1973-1974.
Publications officer Bowman Gray Baptist Hospital Medical Center, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1974-1978.
Senior public relations specialist Western Electric, 1978-1982. Manager public relations American Telephone & Telegraph Company International, Basking Ridge, New Jersey, 1982-1984.
Media relations manager American Telephone & Telegraph Company Network Systems, 1985-1987, manager public relations field support, 1987-1990, public relations advisory director, 1990-1993. Consultant, 1993; director public relations Arizona State University, 1995.
Senior public relations advisory North Carolina Epilepsy Information Svc., 1979-1980.Organizational Communications, second edition, 1985, Marketing Communications, 1987.
Author: Effective Media Relations: A Practical Guide for Communicators, 1998.
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Member Danville Bicentennial Commission, 1972-1974. Board directors National Tobacco-Textile Museum, 1973-1974. Member Danville City Beautiful Committee, 1973-1974, Maplewood Cultural Commission, 1986-1987.
Fellow International Association Business Communicators (director 1978-1981, 99-01, president North Carolina chapter 1977, 78, director Foundation 1984-1987, chairman Foundation 1987-1990, accreditation board 1983-1989, 94-01, board chairman 1990-1991, 97-99), Public Relations Society of America (director Valley of Sun chapter 1996-1997). Member Danville History Society (director 1973-1974), North Carolina Zoological Society, Smithsonian Institution, International television Association (secretary North Carolina chapter 1979-1980), International Public Relations Association, Council for Communications Management (board directors 1987-1989), Friends of Maplewood Library. (president 1985-1986), Friends of Phoenix Library., Ahwatukee Foothills C. of Chamber (board directors 1994-1998, vice chair 1996-1998), Stratford College Alumni Association, International Order Job's Daughters.