October 19, 2023

The Arthur W. Page Center’s 2023 Insights Report on corporate social advocacy (CSA) reveals that companies must commit to authenticity to build trust. The document, the first of its kind, is a collection of new research-based tips and tactics for leading communicators to engage in multiple forms of advocacy.

In a time when companies can no longer… More

October 3, 2022

The Arthur W. Page Center launched an online research directory to chronicle the innovative work conducted by its scholars and record the significant outcomes of their work. The database highlights the wide range of expertise among Center scholars and showcases the breadth of research the Center has funded over nearly two decades.

Since 2004, the Page Center… More

June 4, 2021

The Arthur W. Page Center is partnering with the journal Sustainability in an upcoming special issue titled “Corporate social responsibility, corporate social advocacy, and societal change.” Scholars are encouraged to submit manuscripts for research that will help build an understanding of the benefits and challenges of corporate support of social and environmental issues.

The call will be… More

September 17, 2020

Holly Overton is joining the Arthur W. Page Center as a senior research fellow this year, but she is no stranger to the Center. She was named a Center scholar in 2014 while a Ph.D. student at Penn State, and Overton has since worked on several Page Center projects as a faculty member in the School of Journalism and… More

September 14, 2020

The Arthur W. Page Center is issuing three calls for proposals as part of its 2021 Page/Johnson Legacy Scholar Grant program. This year, two calls for grant proposals will address timely research topics facing corporate communicators every day: Corporate Social Advocacy and Ethics of Care. A third special call will recruit scholars to develop online modules that will deliver… More

September 24, 2019

The September "Public Relations Journal" is a special issue presented by the Arthur W. Page Center that features four studies on digital media.

Eight scholars from five universities conducted Page Center-funded research that examines a variety of topics within digital media, including ghost-posting by CEOs, managing fake news crises, corporate social responsibility on social media and engaging… More