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• Endowed Scholarship Being Established for Country's First Full-Time Public Relations Professor
• Scholars to Examine Journalism and Citizenship in First of "New Agendas Series"
• College Alum Receives Presidential Citation Award
• National Lampoon Acquires "Homo Erectus," Comedy Produced by Burnt Orange Productions in Association with UT Film Institute
• Hart Appointed to University-Wide Council to Advise President Powers
• University of Texas at Austin Symposium Trains Students in Conflict Resolution, Justice and Ethics
• Alumni and Technology Executive John Fleming Discusses Trends in Digital Age
• McGovern Lectureship Namesake Dies
• Students in Latino Media Studies Program to be Recognized in Commencement Ceremony
• Experts Available for Better Hearing and Speech Month
• Time Travelers: With interactive documentary project, Austin is first city in nation to put its history into citizens? hands
• Critical Influence: In an African nation where one in five has HIV, communicators tap unexpected channels to deliver life-saving messages
• Central Texas High School Students Gather to Present Solutions to Societal Problems
• Speech Team Wins National Title at NFA Tournament
• Speech Team Earns Third Consecutive National Title
• Radio-TV-Film Professor Recognized by Texas Legislature
• Two College of Communication Alumni Named 2007 Outstanding Young Texas Exes
• School of Journalism Hosts International Journalists as Part of State Department Program
• Conference on Gender, Globalization and Governance to Address Issues Involving Women's Rights, Advocacy
• Communication Sciences and Disorders Graduate Programs Rank Among Nation's Best in U.S. News
• School of Journalism Hosts Eighth Annual International Symposium on Online Journalism
• CNN Executive Producer Receives DeWitt Carter Reddick Award
• Walt Disney Studios Executive Named College of Communication Outstanding Alumnus
• Literacy in the 21st Century: Integrating Digital World of Film, Music and Video Games into the Classroom
• Professor Receives National Gracie Award for Film about Girl Scout Troop
• Texas Creative Students Win ADDY Awards in Two Markets
• RTF Faculty, Alumni Invited to SXSW Film Festival
• RTF Professor's Public Affairs Show To Air Retrospective on Governor Richards
• Explore UT 2007
• University of Texas Film Institute Film to Premiere at SXSW Film Festival
• Journalism Scholarship Honors Houston Society Columnist
• Radio-TV-Film Professor to Host Second Season of Weekly Statewide Public Affairs Show
• Dallas Morning News Publisher Discusses Media Convergence in the Newsroom
• Changing Landscape of Communication Feature
• Smith, Avni Recognized for Teaching Excellence
• Vince Young Longhorn Jersey Hung in Burson Conference Room to Commemorate Advertising and Sports Marketing Scholarship
• University of Texas Film Institute and Burnt Orange Production?s "Homo Erectus" Invited to Screen at Slamdance Film Festival
• History of Austin Documented by RTF Lecturer in "Austin Time Tours," Which Airs on KLRU-TV Nov. 30
• University of Texas Los Angeles Center Receives $500,000 to Enable Students to Start Careers in Entertainment Industry
• Five Receive Robert C. Jeffery Award for Contributions to College of Communication
• Sharing Stories: Donna DeCesare's photojournalism in Latin America
• Political professionals convene to discuss elections, impart insight to young Texans
• Young Texas Creative Alumni Garner National Awards
• Lecturer named university educator of the year
• College of Communication switching from Meeting Maker to AEMS for shared calendaring
• Book: Why the First Amendment fails to protect speech rights, and what to do about it
• Columnist Molly Ivins Named Mary Alice Davis Distinguished Lecturer
• New Website Design Reflects Bold Look
• Film Student Wins Prestigious Princess Grace Award
• Center for Brand Research to host national advertising conference, Nov. 17-18