Faculty and staff in Illinois State University’s School of Communication (SoC) continue to be recognized for great leadership and excellence year after year. This year, several faculty and staff were recognized for their great work.
The public relations program’s faculty grew by one this fall. Professor Mary Beth Deline, a native Canadian, joined the School of Communication (SoC) with a background that includes industry experience and post-doctoral work in public relations.
Across 14 years of economic, political, and institutional ups and downs, the School of Communication (SoC) has maintained a steady trend of enrollment growth.
Over 2,500 Illinois State University School of Communication (SoC) students have completed more than 4,000 internships since 2008.
During this calendar year of 2018, School of Communication faculty have been active in contributing knowledge to the communication field and in their areas of specialty. Here is a rundown of publications and public contributions that many of our faculty have made this year.
The Student Academy of Audiology recognizes the importance of volunteering in the community. This organization provides valuable services to a number of community members from children to seniors.
Courtney Huellen, CSD master’s degree student, is serving on the Illinois Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ISHA) board as the volunteer student representative. She discusses the importance of student involvement and give suggestions on how students can be involved.
The SoC will host its 19th annual School of Communication Homecoming Tailgate Party on Saturday, Oct. 13 at 11 a.m. outside of Hancock Stadium.
With the nearly $345,000 grant, Jeremy Driskell’s team of students will modify the charge of proteins, work that could have many applications in the medical field.
The Publications Unit in the Department of English is hosting two events to celebrate the book launch of Härte by Sade LaNay, published by Downstate Legacies, the literary imprint of the Publications Unit.
