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Betty Roper Public Relations Award

Award will go to a local or region that has made a special and unique contribution to the cause of furthering communications and public relations internally and/or externally over an extended period of time and particularly in the last year. Items for consideration may include scrapbooks, newsletters or public news releases.

Betty Roper lived only a short time after her arrival in Idaho in 1979.  But in that short time, she created a legacy that endures to this day. Betty cared passionately about the members of the IEA. Her particular passion was public relations.  The Betty Roper Public Relations Award is awarded to a local or region organization that carries on Betty’s commitment to furthering the cause of public education and the work of the association through public relations activities.

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