Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication

  • Daniela Dimitrova invited to speak at University of Salzburg, Austria

    Daniela Dimitrova, professor in the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication, was invited to speak at the University of Salzberg in Austria. Dimitrova spoke with students and faculty about her book “Global Journalism: Understanding World Media Systems” in early May. Published by Rowman & Littlefield, “Global…

  • Professional photo of Truman Scholar Natalia Rios Martinez
    LAS student named Truman Scholar

    Natalia Ríos Martínez, senior in political science, international studies and public relations, was selected from 705 candidates nationwide.

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    Creating an adventure to remember

    Leah Gebeke ('22 public relations) is creating the content of a meaningful college adventure—through Greenlee student clubs, internships, study abroad, ISU Theatre and more.

  • Debra Solberg Gibson named 2021 Schwartz Award Winner

    The Greenlee School has named Debra Solberg Gibson the recipient of its 2021 James W. Schwartz Award. The annual award recognizes distinguished service to journalism and communication and is the highest honor conferred by the school. Gibson most recently served as associate professor of practice and Meredith Professional in…

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    LAS CYstarters: Bringing a dream into focus

    CYstarter Jo Allen ('21 journalism) creates safe spaces for LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC community members to be photographed as their authentic selves.

  • Daniela Dimitrova awarded Fulbright Fellowship

    Daniela Dimitrova, professor in the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication, has been honored with a Fulbright Fellowship. The award, the Fulbright-University of Vienna Visiting Professor of Social Sciences, will allow Dimitrova to teach, conduct research and mentor students at the University of Vienna in Austria. Dimitrova’s project…

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    King awarded grant from National Institutes of Health for medical health communication research

    National Cancer Institute grant will fund study of colon cancer screening messaging.

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    Narratives can help science counter misinformation on vaccines

    Michael Dahlstrom publishes paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.