This week’s Alumni Spotlight beams on to 2006 Communication Studies graduate Eric Flemming. I chose to profile Eric for this spotlight because he has managed to land a job that many of you dream about. Really. I can name several… Continue Reading
Our post today comes courtesy of Professor Marilyn DeLaure and two of her Rhetoric of Social Movements students, Alicia Maldonado and James Bautista. How Can I Make a Difference in My Community? Join Us for a Workshop About Activism on… Continue Reading
Hello everyone! One week from today, on Sunday, December 5th, at 2:00 in the afternoon, we will be holding our third Communication Studies Game Day (and the last for this semester), this time at the women’s basketball game! The Lady Dons… Continue Reading
The credit for the idea for my newest category of posts, “Academic Trivia,” goes to Professor Ho. The idea is to explain some aspects of academia that you, as students, likely hear about but maybe do not fully understand because no one has… Continue Reading
I had intended to write my first “Academic Trivia” post today, but I couldn’t let the holiday go by without addressing it. So indulge me for a moment (or three, as this post turned out longer than I planned). When… Continue Reading
Our first “Faculty Feats” features Professor Marco Jacquemet. Some students may have noticed that Professor Jacquemet is not teaching any classes in our department this coming Spring semester. No, it is not because he won the lottery and no longer… Continue Reading
Our first “Student Shout-Out” goes to the Men’s Basketball team who beat visiting Colorado 83-81 in overtime at the Hilltop! Why does our first Student Shout-Out go to the Dons Men’s Basketball team? Because two of the key players in… Continue Reading
Our first “Alumni Spotlight” shines on 2009 Communication Studies graduate Katharine Ballas. Katharine is currently working as a Development Associate for a nonprofit called Green Dot Public Schools in Los Angeles. Green Dot works with the Los Angeles Unified School District… Continue Reading
