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The journalism majors’ project, titled “Breaking News: Deconstructing Entertainment Journalism,” has gained attention from online media outlets in the United States and abroad.

The ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈ broadcast and new media major was recognized in several sports reporting categories, including Series Reporting and Best Sportscast. 

The communications professors’ research evaluated audience response to values-based environmental marketplace advocacy messages by the fossil fuel industries through a series of focus groups.

The associate professor of communications spent June 17 with an NBC film crew as part of an upcoming segment on diets and individuals forsaking sugar.

Daniel Tucker ’16 penned an article on LinkedIn explaining the factors necessary for brands to reach millennials. He contends that advertisements must be interactive, entertaining and participatory to be successful.

The School of Communications professor served as a conference panelist, discussing the structure and operations of successful student-run advertising, public relations and design firms.

In her professional life, the Pace web video writer creates online content for her clients and their audiences. Recently, the ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈ alumna’s work became deeply personal, penning a story about how technology connected her with her estranged mother.

The assistant professor of sport and event management was one of five ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈ faculty and staff members to lead presentations at the 11th annual NCICU Assessment Conference.

A contingent from ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈ’s School of Communications traveled in May to Marrakesh, Morocco, to provide news coverage of the world’s largest collegiate programming contest.

The International Radio and Television Society Foundation named the ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈ junior a 2015 Summer Fellow. With the selection, she will serve this summer as an ad sales intern at NBCUniversal.