Interim Dean Dr. Diane Zosky emphasizes that the important work being conducted across the College of Arts and Sciences continues in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic and its unprecedented effects.
Dean delivers Spring 2020 Address
Unit: Communication
Two Communication scholars awarded Fulbright grants
Fulbright grants are difficult to obtain, as they are extremely competitive. And the School of Communication just received notice that two of its own scholars have been awarded such grants.
Dr. Nathan Carpenter presented at international conference in December
In early December 2019, Dr. Nathan Carpenter traveled to Georgia as a part of the Media Education Program funded by the U.S. Embassy in Georgia.
School of Communication alum keeps on riding, recently winning national title
Last October, Illinois State University alumna Grace O’Brien won a national championship at the 37th-annual Grand National and World Championship Morgan Horse Show in Oklahoma City. This competition is one of the premier horse shows in the United States. O’Brien received her bachelor’s in public relations in 2016. During her time at Illinois State, she
Undergraduate students achievements in the School of Communication
Illinois State University students have a lot to be proud of. Students utilize different creative outlets to touch on crucial topics and implement change.
Rock out with a position at WZND
Located in the lower level of Fell Hall at Illinois State University, 103.3 WZND Fuzed Radio is an award-winning, student-run radio station that provides students with hands-on experience in the broadcast industry.
Student Opportunity Profile: Association for Women in Communication
The Association for Women in Communication (AWC)-Illinois State Chapter provides students with opportunities to gain professional skills and attend networking events.
A Redbird alum’s gratitude for his second chance from Illinois State
Adversity comes in various forms, but what you learn is the most important lesson, according to Matt Green ’91.
School of Communication students find success through teaching assistantships
Not sure whether teaching is the career path you want to take? Here’s why Illinois State University’s School of Communication teaching assistantships will help you gain professional experience, no matter what field you ultimately enter.
COM Faculty & Students Share Scholarship at the 2020 CSCA Convention
Scholarship rolls on from the School of Communication’s graduate and post-graduate students and from faculty despite the cancellation of conferences because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Initially scheduled from April 14 to April 19, 2020, the annual Central States Communication Association (CSCA) Conference was to be held in Chicago. A virtual conference for at least some of the program is under consideration for later this year. What is important is that 25 COM researchers submitted research to
