School of Communications

Career Services Fellow Alysia McGlone offers tips for minimizing burnout and promoting mental health in the workplace.

This is first in a series of articles published throughout the semester to highlight employers that are eager to build relationships with Elon students and alumni.

Despite her initial hesitancy to work in politics, the Elon alumna and former multimedia journalist has found the right position for her skillset and faith, as well as a politician and message she believes in.

In collaboration with journalist Martin Markovits, the assistant professor of journalism traveled to Mexico in December to examine what immigrants face when attempting to gain asylum in the United States.

Speakers representing the NBA, NFL, MLB, ACC and Minor League Baseball discussed their experiences in the sports industry and highlighted the value of a diverse work force.

The associate dean in the School of Communications is one of two new members of The Plank Center’s Board of Advisors, providing leadership for the organization dedicated to supporting the practice of ethical and responsible public relations.

The assistant professor of strategic communications was featured in a recent report by Newsy examining how the QAnon conspiracy community could change following the conclusion of Donald Trump’s presidency.

After watching an episode of “Roswell, New Mexico” she directed, Raimist spoke to students on Jan. 18 regarding her work in television, how she got her start, and what it is like to direct during a pandemic.

Six organizations have joined the NC Local News Workshop initiative to advance diversity, equity and inclusion in North Carolina media.

With many internships and jobs turning to the virtual space, navigating work online is a new challenge for students and recent graduates. The senior associate director of career services spoke to students about how to make the best of internships during the pandemic.