School of Communications

Students in the Interactive Media program this month aided nonprofit organizations in Iceland, Costa Rica, Mexico and Panama as part of their studies.

The separation of church and state is no longer valid when it comes to journalism education.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.

Ross Wade, assistant director of Career Services for the School of Communications, presented Jan. 21 to the Triad Association of Black Journalists on how journalists can use social media to better market themselves and enhance their job search.

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.

Sixteen Communications Fellows are currently in Park City, Utah, as part of their Winter Term class, The Sundance Experience.

George Padgett, an associate professor in the School of Communications, authored the cover story for the November/December 2011 edition of Quill, the magazine produced by the Society of Professional Journalists.