School of Communications

Brooke Barnett, associate professor in the School of Communications, recently published a study with political science professor Laura Roselle.

Live Oak Communications, a student-run, full-service communications agency started by the School of Communications, is currently seeking qualified applicants for the fall of 2008.

Three officers from the School of Communications honor society, Lambda Pi Eta, recently presented the results of a research study at the Southern States Communications Conference held in Savannah, Ga., April 2-6.

The North Carolina Press Foundation voted unanimously at is February meeting to pledge a $30,000 endowment grant to the North Carolina Open Government Coalition.

Two School of Communications broadcast students placed well in the Society of Professional Journalists’ Mark of Excellence Awards competition for the 2007 calendar year.

Dale Harrison, assistant director of the Sunshine Center and instructor in the School of Communications, and Hunter Bacot, associate professor of political science, presented Saturday at the first annual North Carolina College Media Association conference at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

A new media manager for WCBS 880 AM and Elon alumnus will visit the School of Communications on April 10-11.

Elondocs, the documentary film society in the School of Communications, had two films screen at the Gate City Women’s Film Festival: Left Ahead, produced by associate professor Brooke Barnett and students Sarah Cox and Ryan Howard, and Degrees of Change, produced by Cox.

Mady de la Ossa, a senior journalism and corporate communications major, unveiled on April 4 her photo essay depicting the three main indigenous groups of Panama.