School of Communications

Moseley Center's McKinnon Hall | 4-7 p.m.

Cate LeSourd ’15 is one of three remaining candidates for the communications firm’s unconventional internship initiative. She will interview in Chicago this month with Golin executives and staff members, including CEO Fred Cook. 

Senior Al Drago won top honors in the association's 2015 "Eyes of History" contest and will travel to Washington, D.C., in May for a black-tie gala.

FOX's "Empire," one of 2015's most popular new television programs, is setting Hollywood records for audience growth, and Associate Professor Naeemah Clark writes in a column for regional newspapers about some of the reasons behind its success.

The Communications Living Learning Community (LLC) hosts an event titled 'LinkedIn 101: crafting your digital professional presence' on Thursday, Feb. 12.

The father of Kenn Gaither, associate dean in the School of Communications, helped shape the Civil Rights Movement when he was among a group of young men who in 1961 used a "jail, no bail" tactic at a segregated South Carolina lunch counter. Their convictions were vacated on Jan. 28, 2015 - nearly 54 years to the day after their arrests.

Throughout the day in the Student Professional Development Center located in Moseley 140.

4:15 p.m. | Global Commons Building, Room 301

The School of Communications students are two of six remaining candidates for the global communications firm’s unconventional internship program.

During on-campus presentations, graduate students in the Interactive Media master's program on Jan. 27 discussed their work from their travels in Costa Rica, Guatemala, Barbados and the Dominican Republic.