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PRSA SA Member Spotlight: Monica Faulkenbery, APR
Name: Monica Faulkenbery, APR
Title: Assistant Director of Communications
Company: Northside ISD
How long have you been in your current position? 21 years
How long have you been a member of PRSA? 33 years
Held any offices in PRSA/Chapter? (name if so) Chapter President, VP of Membership, VP of Programs, Accreditation Chair, Del Oro Chair, Ombudsman; also served as President of the PRSA/Waco chapter
What does PRSA mean to you? PRSA means connections, networking, professional growth, and lifelong friendships. PRSA helps me think outside my school PR box. PRSA helps me be better prepared and equipped to be more strategic at my job.
Hobbies or something unique that you do that you might would share: Served this past year as the president of the Texas State Public Relations Association, a statewide association of school public relations professionals.
What is something that you would share to someone new going into PR? Keep growing in your professional. Keep learning. Take advantage of all the benefits that PRSA offers. And, pursue your APR. The journey is worth it.
