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The associate professor of strategic communications served as one of five members on the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication accreditation site visit team at Drake’s School of Journalism and Mass Communications in Des Moines, Iowa.

Cook, a 2015 ���ϲ����� graduate and 2018 graduate of the university's Interactive Media program, has found success as a graphic designer based in Durham.

Thirty-four students in ���ϲ�����’s Communications Fellows program participated in a 10-day trip in January to the Sunshine State, touring communications companies, meeting with industry professionals, and exploring what their future careers might look like.

Faculty members Amanda Sturgill, Byung Lee and Shannon Zenner led informal presentations for colleagues highlighting several artificial intelligence resources that can be leveraged in academic settings.

In the most recent edition of the ���ϲ����� Journal, six student researchers explored topics such as the evolution of movie musicals, the role of Instagram in the fight for democracy in Thailand, and how graphic designers consider audiences with color vision deficiency.

Hosted on Nov. 10, the fourth annual event was highlighted by an in-person panel discussion featuring prominent female leaders Sherí Barros, Elizabeth Motta and Jennifer Strawley.

Ryan Taube arrives on campus with an extensive background supporting students seeking internships, career opportunities and professional success.

The School of Communications faculty members introduced a new method, coherency network analysis, to delve into the dynamics of social media text.

The School of Communications faculty members attended the 2023 American Journalism Historians Association (AJHA) conference held in late September in Columbus, Ohio.

The associate professor of strategic communications spoke with host Matt Wittstein about how artificial intelligence might change teaching practices and how students can embrace AI “as one of many tools in their toolboxes.”