Kim Denstedt

Portrait of Kim Denstedt
Name

Kim Denstedt

School

Media and Design

Program

Bachelor of Public RelationsBachelor of Communications Management (Honours)

Academic and Professional Designations
  • Master of Arts - Communication Technology
  • Bachelor of Education - Adult Education
  • Bachelor of Applied Arts - Journalism
Title

Professor

Courses Taught
  • Public Relations for Integrated Marketing Communications 
  • Corporate Communications 
  • Media Relations Strategy 
  • Portfolio 
  • Specialized Writing for Public Relations
Areas of Expertise & Interest
  • Completed Masters’ research project by looking at the use of technology in the classroom.
  • Maintain a blog to promote the post-grad program to potential employers who may need grads’ services.
Industry Experience, Professional Currency Activities

Waterloo Region Small Business Centre Summer Company Program: Served as a mentor on a small group advising student entrepreneurs in this provincially funded program that gives the students money to run their own business over the summer.

Major Research Projects, Scholarly Activities, and/or Publications
  • Why Start with Public Relations? A presentation to tech start-ups organized by REAP (Research Entrepreneurs Accelerating Prosperity) at the felt Lab in St. Jacobs, Ont.
  • Integrated Marketing in the 21st Century. A Friday Lunch and Learn presentation for Tech Start Ups organized by REAP (Research Entrepreneurs Accelerating Prosperity) at the felt Lab in St. Jacobs, Ont.
  • Marketing for not-for-profits. A presentation for members at the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce, Cambridge, Ont.
Additional Information

Prior to teaching, I was part-owner of a public relations agency that served a variety of clients in the public and private sectors. A significant portion of work was assisting school boards in the area of communications.

For over 10 years, I coordinated the efforts of a public sector consortium developed to create efficiencies in operations, saving money for the dozen member organizations.