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• UTFI starts production on first all-student feature film "Dance with the One"
• Three students named among nation's top journalists
• Advertising students, alumnus win awards for radio creative
• Photojournalist documents gangs in the wake of El Salvadoran Civil War
• School of Journalism Named One of Five "ABC News on Campus" Bureaus
• School of Journalism Offers Course for Journalists "Covering the Latino Community"
• Dahlby named School of Journalism director
• Testing Identity
• Advertising named "Top Five" digital media and marketing program by AdAge
• UTFI film "The Cassidy Kids" strikes distribution deal with B-Side
• Honors Day to cite academic achievement at university, Dean Hart to deliver both convocation addresses
• Knight Foundation vice president receives 2008 DeWitt Carter Reddick Award
• Austin political consultant named College of Communication Outstanding Alumnus
• Communication Sciences
• Two journalism students win reporting prize trip to Japan and South Korea
• Journalism professor interviewed on NPR: "How Do Americans Talk About Race?"
• Branham Appointed Dean of Newhouse School at Syracuse
• University of Texas at Austin's Los Angeles Center Opens Its Doors to Students from Other Universities
• Assignment Abroad
• Two grad students win IE fellowships to interpret Texas' past
• Experts available to discuss Super Bowl advertising
• Advertising students named "most promising" by American Advertising Federation
• IP Overview
• Video project teaching citizenship earns award and will air on public television
• The Color of Money
• "New York Times" publishes opinion piece by Dean Hart
• Advertising Alum Named "YoungGun" of the Year
• Radio-TV-Film Prof's Film Named "Best Documentary" by National Board of Review
• Advertising professor receives college teaching excellence award
• Regent Barnhill to Address College of Communication Fall Graduates
• Radio-TV-Film professor's documentary selected for Oscar short list
• Moving at the Speed of Media
• Students among 12 finalists in Chipotle advertising contest
• Radio-TV-Film professor pens article for New York Times Magazine
• Jim Lehrer Named Mary Alice Davis Distinguished Lecturer by School of Journalism
• UTFI/Burnt Orange Productions to Showcase Film Collection at Lone Star Film Festival
• Five Receive Jeffrey Award for Contributions to College
• Scholars to Examine Interplay of Truth and Deception In Second Installment of "New Agendas Series"
• Statewide Program to Create Better Citizens to be Introduced at Oct. 3 Event Featuring Dewhurst
• Entertainer, Songwriter Willie Nelson to Receive Inaugural Award for Bridging Divides
• Radio-TV-Film Professors, Alumnae Nominated for Lone Star Emmys
• Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas to Expand Digital Journalism Training in Latin America and the Caribbean
• Experts Available for Stories on Hispanic Heritage Month
• Three of Industry's Top Journalists Join School of Journalism Faculty
• Belo Foundation, Philanthropists Commit $15 Million to College of Communication
• TIME Magazine Names Professor's Film One of 10 to Watch at Toronto
• Film Student Wins Prestigious Princess Grace Award
• CMA 3.124 Enlarged and Improved
• School of Journalism Publications Win Honors in National College Publication Contest
• National Council of La Raza Recognizes Journalism Professor