Interactive Media master’s alumna Rachel Johnson ’12 participated in a panel discussion at the Global Studies Association’s 2012 Conference on Global Rebellion and Dystopia at the University of Victoria in Victoria, British Columbia in Canada.
Lee Bush, associate professor in the School of Communications, has been elected to serve a three-year term on the board of directors for EarthShare North Carolina.
Janna Anderson, associate professor in the School of Communications, was a keynote speaker at the “Human Internet: Technologies Creating a More Human Web” spring research symposium.
An Elon School of Communications team is an integral part of the coverage of this year’s ACM – International Collegiate Programming Contest in Warsaw, Poland.
More than 100 new members were inducted into the Elon University School of Communications chapter of Lambda Pi Eta at a May 7 ceremony in McKinnon Hall.
School of Communications Associate Dean Don Grady was one of the top two vote-getters on a four-person ballot to be elected as a representative to the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication.
Communications associate professor Anthony Hatcher has written an essay about Amendment One for The Scoop, a blog that critiques media coverage of religion. The blog is hosted by the University of Southern California Annenberg School for Communication.
Doug Finberg ’94, executive vice president for marketing at MGM Studios in Los Angeles, became the second Communications alumnus to receive the inaugural-year Distinguished Alumni Award in the School of Communications on April 26.
Three faculty members in the School of Communications were recognized for their outstanding work this academic year during the school's annual awards ceremony April 26.
New York Times projects editor Jo Craven McGinty, a 1985 Elon journalism graduate who has been a part of two Pulitzer Prize teams, received the first-ever Distinguished Alumni Award in the School of Communications on April 19.
Fourteen School of Communications students were among the many student researchers who presented their work at Elon University's selective Student Undergraduate Research Forum April 24.
Communications assistant professor Vanessa Bravo presented a peer-reviewed paper at the Center for Global Public Relations' annual conference April 20. CGPR is located at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Tom Nelson, an associate professor in the School of Communications, presented his documentary "Prisoners of Plenty" to the Popular Culture Association.
Students from the elondocs production program in the School of Communications attended the four-day Full Frame Documentary Film Festival April 12-15 in Durham, N.C.
Barbara M. Miller, assistant professor in the School of Communications, had an article published in the March 2012 edition of Risk Analysis (Vol. 32, Issue 3) titled “Risk perceptions in a resource community and communication implications: Emotion, stigma, and identity."
Communications assistant professor Lucinda Austin co-authored an article about how and where people find information during crises in the Journal of Applied Communication Research.
Elon University's baseball game against Towson University Friday, April 13 will be streamed live on the Internet at ElonPhoenix.com. And several School of Communications students are directing the project.
A Tumblr site built around a photo of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton using her smartphone has catapulted a 2005 Elon graduate into national headlines.
Communications assistant professor Nicole Triche’s short documentary "Metacarpus" will be screened three times at the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival April 14-15 in Durham, N.C.
Communications assistant professor Phillip Motley was selected to participate in the International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning International Collaborative Writing Groups program.
Communications associate professor Michelle Ferrier has co-authored a refereed chapter in the book “Virtual Work and Human Interaction Research,” edited by Shawn Long of UNC-Charlotte and published by IGI Global in April 2012.
Live Oak Communications, Elon's student-run, full-service communications agency, is currently seeking qualified applicants for the fall of 2012. Live Oak develops and executes communications programs for businesses and not-for-profit organizations in North Carolina.
Communications assistant professor Sang Nam received a $40,000 community-based participatory research grant to study health care access among Korean Americans in the Triad.
The Pendulum, Elon University’s student newspaper, and Phoenix14News, Elon’s student newscast, were honored March 31 with Mark of Excellence Awards at the Society of Professional Journalists Region 2 conference at Elon University.
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