School of Communications

Elondocs, the documentary film society in the School of Communications, had two films screen at the Gate City Women’s Film Festival: Left Ahead, produced by associate professor Brooke Barnett and students Sarah Cox and Ryan Howard, and Degrees of Change, produced by Cox.

Mady de la Ossa, a senior journalism and corporate communications major, unveiled on April 4 her photo essay depicting the three main indigenous groups of Panama.

Three faculty members in the School of Communications were recognized for their outstanding work this academic year during the spring Advisory Board luncheon Friday afternoon.

The Advisory Board for the School of Communications will be making its spring visit to campus Friday, and the discussion will focus mainly on how interactive media have changed how professional organizations interact with audiences and consumers.

Student Mady de la Ossa will have her photos displayed in the second floor lobby of McEwen Communications building Friday.

Kenneth Calhoun, assistant professor in the School of Communications, is a finalist in the Burnside Review Fiction Chapbook Competition.

Dale Harrison, assistant director of the Sunshine Center and adjunct professor in the School of Communications, recently appeared on the Viewpoints radio show, which broadcasts weekdays at 5 p.m. on The Talk Station, 107.1 FM and 1240 AM.

It turned out the price was wrong. But when university senior Lydia Graeff appeared March 27 on the game show “The Price is Right,” the Pennsylvania native, showing her school spirit, was sure to sport a bright red Elon shirt for a national television audience to see.