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The of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) has received the for excellence in providing programming and relationship building opportunities for students.

Additionally, Eisa Abu-Sbaih, 鈥�25, has been named a recipient, the highest individual honor bestowed upon PRSSA members. 

鈥淏eing a National Star Chapter signifies a deep commitment to the PRSSA mission of developing ethically responsible and well-prepared public relations professionals,鈥� shared Tania Rosas-Moreno, Ph.D., professor of communication and media and PRSSA faculty adviser. 鈥淚鈥檓 so proud of our busy public relations leaders and their yearlong dedication to achieve this gold standard of industry achievement. Through this national award, they are being recognized for demonstrating that they are Loyola ready, already enacting 鈥榮trong truths well lived鈥� as they serve our local community.鈥�

Abu-Sbaih, who graduated summa cum laude in May with a B.A. in Communication and Media and minors in marketing and writing, served as president of Loyola鈥檚 PRSSA chapter. She was also editor-in-chief for the Evergreen Annual yearbook, a reporter for , and an events and public relations assistant for .

鈥淔ew student leaders I鈥檝e had the pleasure of working alongside during my decade-and-a-half-plus years at Loyola are as dynamic as Eisa,鈥� said Rosas-Moreno. 鈥淏eyond her impressive academic achievements, and alongside her diverse leadership strengths, she is an inspiring example of ingenuity, natural charisma, and quiet strength evidenced through her rebuilding and repositioning of our chapter as a National Star Chapter. I relish having worked closely with her especially last fall semester, and I look forward to watching how her torch will continue to ignite the PR profession toward a greater tomorrow.鈥�

Abu-Sbaih鈥檚 career aspirations lie in the fields of nonprofit marketing, communications, and development. Abu-Sbaih, who is from Rochester, New York, will spend the next year working as a member of the Chesapeake Conservation and Climate Corps, a Chesapeake Bay Trust program, to expand her knowledge of environmental education, government communications, and community advocacy. She hopes to one day become a director of communications for a museum, cultural institution, or nonprofit making a difference in the community.

鈥淚 credit my desire to work in the nonprofit industry with my time at Loyola, where I witnessed other students and professors have an incredible care for other people and for the world around us,鈥� said Abu-Sbaih.  鈥淚 didn't know what public relations was when I first stepped foot on the Evergreen campus. Over the past four years, I have met countless dedicated students, faculty, professionals, and mentors through PRSSA and advanced my career in ways I could never have imagined. I am honored now to be the fifth Loyola PRSSA alum to be receiving the National Gold Key, the highest honor bestowed among PRSSA members. Our chapter's success proves that small but mighty organizations can go far and make a difference when we strive every day for magis.鈥�

Abu-Sbaih previously served as a marketing and outreach intern with Northeast Maglev during the summer and a development marketing and communications intern with the Chesapeake Bay Trust during the spring semester. 

About the PRSSA

Founded in 1967, the is the foremost organization for students interested in public relations and communications. 

About Loyola鈥檚 Department of Communication and Media

The Communication and Media Department offers a holistic, career-centered and practical learning experience for undergraduate and graduate students through a flexible, futuristic, hands-on, and ethically grounded course of study.