Greenlee grad educates public about NASA’s Artemis I launch
Madison Tuttle (‘18 public relations) is part of the public relations team for NASA’s Artemis I launch.
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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.
Lawrence to deliver lecture on horror thriller “Get Out” and history of misrepresentation of Black lives in film
Novotny Lawrence was selected to deliver the distinguished LAS 2020 Fall Dean’s Lecture.
CATEGORIES: Honored
Dimitrova receives scholar grant
Professor Daniela Dimitrova’s project titled “The Role of Media Discourse and NGO Advocacy for Marginalized Populations: Fostering Social Change and Integration” has been selected for funding from the Page/Johnson Legacy Scholar Grant for Advocacy Communication. The research will focus on the media coverage of refugees in Bulgaria & Turkey as well as NGO advocacy in … Continue reading Dimitrova receives scholar grant
CATEGORIES: Research
Unlimited spending on television political ads fails to deliver votes
Study shows candidates who spent more on TV ads generally received more support on caucus night, but this does not suggest a candidate can buy an election.
Geske awarded 2018-19 Allen Essman Faculty Fellowship
Joel Geske, associate professor in advertising, was named the inaugural recipient of the fellowship.
Sparking Innovation: The Storyteller
Ron Schara, Greenlee alumnus and longtime outdoor columnist, explored another medium when he launched his television production company.
Sparking Innovation: The Scholar
Jan Lauren Boyles, assistant professor in the Greenlee School, encourages students to explore new possibilities in data journalism.