Henri Bollinger Memorial Scholarship Established At UCLA Extension
By: Julie Musbach
The Henri Bollinger Memorial Scholarship Fund has been established by the Pansky Family in honor of the legendary publicist and beloved and respected UCLA Extension instructor.
The Henri Bollinger Memorial Scholarship provides funds to individuals with a passion for public relations to study a certificate in Strategic Branding and Public Relations at UCLA Extension. The scholarship is intended to help mid-career professionals get an edge in a competitive industry. Bollinger's influential role in establishing high standards for publicity and public relations professionals within the entertainment industry is well-known. "We are honored to have spent 18 years with Henri, Sandy and his family," said Scott Pansky, Co-Founder of Allison+Partners and past President of the Entertainment Publicist Professional Society, founded by Bollinger. "Henri's warmth, guidance and support helped when we moved to Los Angeles. Understanding how important it was to him to help others enter the field of public relations, it is our family's sincere privilege to have created a scholarship in his memory for generations to come."He also guided the curriculum committee for the Entertainment Publicity Program at UCLA Extension, for over 20 years. Bollinger's contributions were recognized in 1974, when he won the Publicists' Les Mason Award, the Guild's highest honor for a publicist. He was later honored by the Guild with the Bob Yeager Award, which recognizes a member whose civic, charitable, volunteer efforts better society.
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