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Communications associate professor Michelle Ferrier has co-authored a refereed chapter in the book “Virtual Work and Human Interaction Research,” edited by Shawn Long of UNC-Charlotte and published by IGI Global in April 2012.

Associate Professor of Communications Michelle Ferrier discussed moving beyond content creation in the development of underrepresented voices online at the Black Thought 2.0 conference on April 6-7 at Duke University. Her thoughts for taking on the digital system are “think tiny.”

The Elon Bubble just might by sporting a few holes due to a collaboration between WSOE 89.3 radio and one media writing class.

The separation of church and state is no longer valid when it comes to journalism education. That’s one of many concepts two leaders in media entrepreneurship shared with Elon University faculty and students on Jan. 20.

Professors from the U.S. and Canada learned what it feels like to be a student again at the Scripps Howard Journalism Entrepreneurship Institute at Arizona State University last week, including Communications associate professor Michelle Ferrier.

Associate Professor of Communications Michelle Ferrier was selected from an international pool of journalism educators to participate in the inaugural Scripps Howard Journalism Entrepreneurship Institute in January 2012 at Arizona State University.

If you’re a teen dealing with hunger, little things like getting jailed for shoplifting don’t get in the way of your next meal.

LocallyGrownNews.com, a hyperlocal online community on local food founded by Michelle Ferrier, has opened a franchise site in Tampa Bay.

How can 3-D environments enhance the storytelling of the African-American experience? Dr. Michelle Ferrier, associate professor in the School of Communications, explored this question Friday, Oct. 7 at the Association for the Study of African American Life and History conference in Richmond, Va.