Which officer is described as serving as chair of the POA public relations or related committee?

• A. Treasurer
• B. Advisor
• C. Reporter
• D. Sentinel

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that public relations is all about how the organization communicates with both members and the outside world. The officer whose job is to handle communications, share news, and promote activities is the one who naturally fits as chair of the Public Relations committee. That role is the Reporter, whose responsibilities typically include gathering information, producing newsletters or updates, and acting as a liaison with external audiences. Because outreach and messaging are central to the Reporter’s duties, they’re the best choice to lead the public relations or related committee. The Treasurer focuses on finances, the Advisor is a guiding mentor, and the Sentinel handles ceremonial duties or security, none of which centers on leading PR efforts.