School of Communications

Alex Kreitman, a 2006 Elon alumnus and current student in the Interactive Media master's program, wrote a column about returning to school in the July 27 edition of the Burlington Times-News.

Linda Misiura was trained formally as a writer, but the design/multimedia skills she's acquired to this point in her life are self-taught. So while she joins Elon's new Interactive Media master's program with some communications experience already, she's also hoping to augment the technical side of her resume.

Eleven faculty members and a student in the School of Communications participated in the 2009 national convention of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication in Boston, Mass., on August 5-8.

Elon University launched its one-year, full-time Interactive Media master's program Aug. 3 and welcomed 37 students into the inaugural class. Coursework began Aug. 4 with a three-week Digital Media Workshop before the start of the fall semester.

Dave Hollander has lived, to some degree, a vagabond lifestyle. His travels to points east, west, north and south in the United States were sometimes directionless, sometimes more structured. But no matter what, he always let life come to him because, as he says, he enjoys open-ended journeys and destinations with no clear outcome.

The new M.A. in Interactive Media program began this summer with Media Writing, Media Law and Ethics and Digital Media Convergence workshops before the start of the regular fall semester. The program will be housed on the second floor of Powell, which is being renovated this summer.

(THIS ITINERARY INCLUDES SOME MINOR UPDATES IN TIMES AND LOCATIONS.) Orientation 2009 Welcome! The Elon community extends warm greetings to the inaugural class in the Master of Interactive Media program. As the charter class, you are program ambassadors and will be instrumental in the development and evolution of the curriculum.

(THIS ITINERARY INCLUDES SOME MINOR UPDATES IN TIMES AND LOCATIONS.) Orientation 2009 Welcome! The Elon community extends warm greetings to the inaugural class in the Master of Interactive Media program. As the charter class, you are program ambassadors and will be instrumental in the development and evolution of the curriculum.

Brooke Barnett, Jessica Gisclair and George Padgett, all associate professors in the School of Communications, received a $5,000 grant from the McCormick Foundation to build First Amendment awareness on campus this fall.