Articles by Colin Donohue
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WakeMyNC.com: Open Meetings Lesson Comes After-The-Fact For Wake Board
December 11, 2009
From Wake.MyNC.com (12/4/09): Wake County's newest school board members got a primer Friday on the state's open meetings law. Ironically, it came after their first meeting, when many people complained that they //violated the spirit of that very law.
Charlotte Observer: Former spokesman: Sheriff ordered deletion of e-mails
December 9, 2009
From the Charlotte Observer (12/9/09): In an apparent violation of state law, the Lincoln County sheriff ordered employees to delete e-mails requested by the Observer, the sheriff's former spokesman said.
Barbara Miller Publishes Research in Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly
December 9, 2009
Barbara Miller, an assistant professor in the School of Communications, published research on marketplace advocacy in the autumn edition of Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly.
Communications Major Eryn Gradwell Produces Story for ESPNU
December 9, 2009
Senior broadcast communications major Eryn Gradwell did a story about Elon football player Terrell Hudgins for ESPNU Dec. 3.
WRAL.com: New members get schooled on board policies
December 9, 2009
From WRAL.com (12/4/09): In the wake of their controversial meeting Tuesday, the Wake County Board of Education's newest members got schooled Friday.
Salisbury Post: GOP meeting on sheriff stirs dissent
December 9, 2009
From the Salisbury Post (12/4/09): A planned meeting of the Rowan County Republican Executive Committee Saturday morning is running into a few potholes.
Nicole Triche Provides DVD Commentary
December 9, 2009
The newly released "Aspect: Chronicle of New Media Art" DVD included audio commentary by School of Communications instructor Nicole Triche.
Greensboro and Sunshine Center Join for Open Government Presentation
December 9, 2009
The North Carolina Open Government Coalition and the city of Greensboro conducted a joint workshop on public records and open government Oct. 22. The two-hour workshop, which was conducted for employees and members of the general public, introduced a new effort by the city of Greensboro to create response protocols to open government requests.
Communications Faculty Members Receive Faculty Research and Development Funds
December 4, 2009
A record 16 faculty members in the School of Communications will receive university Faculty Research and Development funds for 2010-11.
Burlington Times-News: Green Level closed meeting likely violated open meetings law
December 3, 2009
From the Burlington Times-News (12/2/09): On Nov. 19, the Green-Level Town Council met for 20 minutes behind closed doors after conducting a regular monthly meeting.