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Peace Practice

by EMMA GABBERT, CSU Public Relations Student Assistant

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Peer Educators Acting for Change and Equality, otherwise known as PEACE, host an event called PEACE Practice the first three Tuesday’s, 4 – 5:30 P.M. of every month. These events consist of student volunteers in a theatre troupe that perform possible situations relating to sexual and domestic violence. This includes bystander intervention, consent, and appropriate responses to these situations. PEACE has the goal of increasing awareness across the MNSU campus to lower the number of incidents.

If you are interested in acting and would like to get involved, PEACE is open to all who are interested. No prior experience is necessary.

You can also request PEACE to perform for a class or organization. Email Laura Schultz at laura.schultz-1@mnsu.edu. PEACE requires a two-week notice to prepare a skit for the class or group. You can stop into the Women’s Center, CSU 218 at any time for more information about PEACE skits, performances, and getting involved as a PEACE Member!

Published by Emma Gabbert

Emma Gabbert is a junior with a major in Mass Communication and a double minor in Political Science and Marketing. She started working for the CSU Communications team in September 2019 as the Public Relations Assistant and now works as a media consultant for the Centennial Student Union. She has been involved with media since high school where she was a member of her high school news and video production team. She is currently a College of Arts and Humanities Senator for Student Government at Minnesota State Mankato and also serves as the Media Manager for Student Government. Emma G. is involved in a large number of organizations such as; Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA), Maverick Machine Pep Band, Women for Global Leadership Board, SAGE, Women of Action, College Democrats and iGNiTE MNSU: Women in Politics. In March 2020, Emma G. started working for Whisker Media, a pet public relations agency, as a Digital Content Specialist. She plans to continue this job after graduation. Her ideal future career is to be the Public Relations Director for a political campaign or a Public Relations Manager at a large corporation in the Twin Cities or Washington D.C.

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