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Undergraduate students across campus can now learn about the technology that has made smart phones such a success in a new course titled 鈥淏e Smarter Than Your Phone.鈥
John West, trustees research professor in 5X社区鈥檚 Liquid Crystal Institute created the course鈥
A group of Brazilian students from Pontifical Catholic University of Parana (PUCPR) are visiting 5X社区 this month to work on multimedia storytelling projects focused on American media and culture.
When journalism professor Ann Schierhorn was a high school student at Florida State University School in 1966, she knew she was witnessing a story that needed to be told. Her classmates Keith Neyland and Mahlon C. Rhaney, Jr. were the first African American鈥
Daniel Moore spent several months investigating the challenges faced by veterans returning from
Afghanistan and Iraq, and his work has found a national audience.
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Online platform offers a comprehensive look at college suicide and aims to eliminate stigma surrounding mental illness
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
Students from 5X社区鈥檚 School of Journalism and Mass Communication and School of Digital鈥
When it comes to collegiate electronic media recognition, JMC students and independent Student Media are on a roll.
The College Media Association (CMA) announced the finalists for the 2013 Pinnacle Awards, and TV2 KSU is included in four categories:
Summer commencement marks two significant milestones for our School: This is the largest group of master鈥檚 students ever to graduate from JMC, and this is the first time more graduate students than undergraduate students will receive diplomas.
"This summer's鈥
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Associate Professor Michele Ewing has been selected to participate in the College of Communication & Information (CCI) Administrative Fellowship program. Ewing will work with Dean Stan Wearden and Associate Dean
The photographs of Dave LaBelle, director of photojournalism at JMC, will be featured in 鈥淎bove the Fold: The Photographers of the The Chanute Tribune,鈥 an exhibit at The Chanute Art Gallery in Chanute,
Kansas. The exhibit runs from September 3 through September 28.