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• Professor Named Vice President of American Academy of Advertising
• The Washington Post's R.B. Brenner discusses "Optimism About Journalism's Future: A Revolutionary Act"
• Washington Post Editor Receives 2009 DeWitt Carter Reddick Award
• Sports and Entertainment Executive Named Outstanding Alumnus
• Journalists, Scholars from Around the Globe to Discuss State of Online Journalism
• Advertising Alum Named Hall of Achievement Fellow
• Film Alums, Students Make Record Showing at SXSW Film Festival
• Want to Know about Global Warming? Study Says You May Have to Work at It
• Semester in LA Student Featured on CBS's "The Early Show"
• Advertising Professor Recognized for Outstanding Teaching
• Experts available to discuss Academy Awards, Hollywood, filmmaking and pop culture
• Literary Blog Features Journalism Professor Discussing Pornography and its Role in American Culture
• Prestigious Advertising Intern Program Seeks to Increase Corporate Participation in Celebration of 20th Anniversary
• Documentary Feature Filmed by Alumnus Receives Oscar Nod
• NPR Uses Photojournalism Professor's Photos to Illustrate Gang Life in Guatemala
• Experts Available to Discuss Super Bowl Advertising
• Screenwriting Master's Program Cited as Top 10 by "The Independent"
• IP Nav
• Introduction to the College's Shared Folder System (Shares)
• Wireless Upgrades in CMA, CMB and WWH
• New Classroom Control System in CMA and CMB Classrooms
• Annette Strauss Institute Names Associate Director
• Professor Elected President of UNESCO International Communication Group
• Knight Center Publishes E-book for Journalists in the Americas
• Advertising Professor Interviewed on Fox Business News' "Money for Breakfast"
• College Receives More than $1.5 Million for Chair in Entertainment Studies and Student Creativity Fund
• Four Advertising Students Named Most Promising Minority Students
• College of Communication Ranks High in Study Abroad Participation
• Campaign Debrief to Discuss Political Participation, Give Campaign and Media Perspectives
• Winners of Statewide Student Contest Make Their Political Voices Heard
• Six Receive Robert C. Jeffery Award for Contributions to College of Communication
• "ABC's World News Now" broadcasts story from ABC News on Campus Bureau
• Journalism students contribute to political Web site, analyze campaign coverage on the Web
• Journalism Student Named Top 10 Scholar by Scripps Howard Foundation
• New Policy on Dropping a Course
• The secret to successful leadership: Student body president uses communication to bridge disconnect among peers
• Internship Program Named "Example of Excelencia" for Strides in Promoting Latino Student Success
• Flow Conference Explores Contemporary TV Culture
• Television Experts Available for Emmy Awards
• Statewide Contest Encourages Young People To Get Involved in the Political Process
• Advertising Students Practice Real-World Communication Consulting with McDonald Observatory
• Book Trailers? Communication Students Partner with Disney to Design Previews for Kids' Books
• Faculty lead series of digital media workshops through collaboratory with Portugal
• Architect Named for Belo Center for New Media
• Hearst $1.5 Million Gift to Help Retain Faculty, Renovate Student Media Center
• Department of Advertising makes strides in diversifying industry
• Oustanding Alumnus David Weeks
• Journalism professor inducted into NAHJ hall of fame
• Convergence Creates New Opportunities for Communication Students
• "New Agendas for Media Literacy" conference examines ways to inspire, teach digital natives