iMedia

Communications professors' research featured in a journal dedicated to teaching and learning.

Communications associate professor edits collection about how African Americans used the mass media as an advocacy tool.

Eight team members worked with Finca La Esperanza to help build a web and social media presence.

Graduate students in the Interactive Media master's program presented work from Ecuador, Costa Rica, Cuba and the Dominican Republic on Jan. 28 in Studio B of the School of Communications.

Join the Interactive Media Class of 2014 as they share their final winter fly-in projects from their travel abroad. 

A group of iMedia students and two faculty members travel in January to Puntarenas, Costa Rica, to collaborate with indigenous groups as part of the graduate program's "Fly-In" component.

Communications assistant professor Dan Haygood organized the one-day event, which focused on mobile technologies, regulations and advertising.

The School of Communications will host an all-day mobile marketing workshop Saturday, Sept. 14 in McEwen Communications 011.

Seventeen faculty members served on panels, presented research and received honors for their academic work.