Dr. Parcells is a nationally known communication leader with a versatile track record of developing and implementing fully integrated promotional and marketing strategies and tactics for corporations, nonprofit agencies, and academics; he offers breadth in communication experience covering advertising, broadcasting, communication consulting, Internet and Web-related services, issues and special events management, marketing and corporate communication, and public and media relations.
 
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Dr. Frank E. Parcells' Resume
 
 
Frank E. Parcells, Ph. D.
 

  Telephone - Voice: (931) 221.6308

Professor and Graduate Coordinator
 

 Telephone - Fax: (931) 221.6307

Austin Peay State University  

 Telephone - Mobile: (931) 206.0602

Department of Communication
 

General Information Email: info@drparcells.org

P. O. Box 4446
 

 University Email: ParcellsF@APSU.edu

Clarksville, TN 37044  

 Private Email: ParcellsF@BellSouth.net

 
Career Accomplishments
  • Developed promotion for Denver's no. 3 radio station cooperatively with the March of Dimes. Resulted in solid ratings success and $125,000 fund raiser.
  • Received National Muscular Dystrophy award for managing radio station with the greatest contribution in the U. S. the Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon.
  • Founded Internet business including access provider, services, and web hosting companies; sold access provider business to largest ISP in Illinois and continue to operate web hosting services.
  • Expanded nonprofit youth soccer program through multiple initiatives resulting in 500% growth in participation and 12-fold increase in financial support.
  • Performed NAB grant study at commercial radio stations developing performance appraisal system and evaluation research procedure so management can track and measure employee performance numerically by position and tasks.
  • Established Internet services independent of university system providing students, faculty, and alumni with free accounts for employment purposes; grant seeking led to over $150,000in corporate contributions to computer laboratory.
  • Developed and implemented a political election campaign for a City Councilman resulting in his overwhelming election to office.
  • Initiated a summer radio nostalgia promotion including concerts and classic car giveaway at the #6 ranked oldies station. Promotions were tied to registration at sponsor's locations; ratings rose to #2 with sales revenues increased 20-fold.
Career History
  • Parcells Public Relations and Consulting Service, Principal Consultant - 1983 to present : Firm consults businesses and nonprofit organizations with fully integrated public relations campaigns, media relations, communication strategies, and special events/issues management.
  • Austin Peay State University, Professor and Graduate Coordinator - 2001 to present: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in advertising, broadcast media, corporate communication, public relations, and Internet and web technology in the Department of Communication. Advise the BEA, IABC, and AMA Chapters.
  • Mid Tennessee Network, General Manager - 2000 to present: Manage five different web hosting and Internet businesses offering specific services by regional Geographic area to companies and nonprofit organizations.
  • Lincoln Web Communications, Director of Operations - 1995 to 2000: Managed Internet access provider business with 60% of the area businesses. Acquired by Egix, Illinois largest ISP.
  • Eastern Illinois University, Professor / Computer Laboratory Director - 1980 to 2000: Taught undergraduate and graduate courses in electronic media, public relations, and information technology in the Speech Communication Department with a 4.8 student rating for twenty year career. Presently Professor Emeritus from Eastern.
    Taught undergraduate and graduate courses in electronic media, public relations, and information technology in the Speech Communication Department with a 4.8 student rating for twenty year career. Presently Professor Emeritus from Eastern.
  • Wabash Valley College/WVJC Radio, Program Coordinator/Station Manager - 1979 to 1980: Reworked radio radio-tv broadcasting curriculum, taught courses, and established recruitment records. Managed 50,000 public radio station.
  • WISM, Madison; WYFE, Rockford; KTLK, Denver; WLOB/WRQN, Portland; WCIL-FM, Carbondale - Promotions Director / Program Director / Onair Talent - 1969 to 1977: Developed numerous audience and sales promotions, advertising campaigns, and nonprofit special events at major and medium market commercial radio stations.
Education
  • Ph. D., Communication (1983) Southern Illinois University @ Carbondale - 4.0 gpa (4.0 scale/4.0 high)
  • M. S., Multimedia Communications (1979) Southern Illinois University @ Carbondale - 3.85 gpa
  • B. S., Major: Speech Communication; Minors: English/Psychology (1978) Southern Illinois
    University @ Carbondale - 3.85 gpa
  • A. A., Liberal Arts (1968) Kendall College
  • Graduated Summa Cum Laude (1978) Southern Illinois University @ Carbondale
  • Member, Phi Kappa Phi, The National Honor Society
Current Professional Memberships
Professional Awards and Recognition
  • International Association of Business Communicators Nashville Chapter President's Award - 2006
  • Faculty Excellence Awards for Superior Teaching, Eastern Illinois University - 1989 to 1996
  • Designed Performance Appraisal System for Broadcast Industry (1989). Awarded National Association of Broadcasters Grant to study radio staff relations and station operations developed research approach and performance appraisal system recognized by national broadcast consultants, and resulting in NAB publication.
  • Achieved National Norotiety for NAB Commercial Radio Station Grant (1979). Awarded National Association of Broadcasters Grant to study radio staff relations and station operations developed research approach and performance appraisal system recognized by national broadcast consultants, and resulting in NAB publication.
  • Achieved National Notoriety for Noncommercial Radio Station Fund Raising. WVJC Radio, an NPR station owned and operated by Wabash Valley College, was given a national award by the Muscular Dystophy Association in 1980 for raising more money during the Labor Day Telethon than any other radio station in the United States.
 
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