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.
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
Alumni in the School of Communication have been very actively engaged in sustaining the school’s scholarship program.
Dr. Joseph Zompetti was invited to hold workshops and training sessions in Brussels, Belgium, for members of the European Parliament, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), and youth leaders across Europe.
The School of Communication has made many adjustments in its commitment to teaching and learning since the closing of campus due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A variety of guest speakers came to campus earlier this spring semester to share insights and advice with current School of Communication students.
Three major changes are being made to the mass media program in the School of Communication at Illinois State University.
The Stevenson Center on campus is seeking two undergraduate interns for the 2020-2021 year. Interns develop critical job skills in public relations or data management while earning academic credit.
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Two Illinois State students working with the University’s TV-10 station are creating pieces for the morning news show on Univision Chicago.
