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As part of the inaugural class of the Fulbright-National Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellowship, the media arts and entertainment graduate is producing a documentary highlighting the lives of two San men. 

Mason Sklut ’14, Maggie Sloane ’14 and Sergio Ingato ’15 co-produced "BrocKINGton," which was recognized in July at the 33rd Outfest Los Angeles LGBT Film Festival.

This is an opportunity for alumni to reconnect with former classmates and professors, renew old friendships and network with students.

School of Communications alumni offer their expertise about finding that first job, networking within the profession and how their Elon experiences can enhance their professional careers.

School of Communications graduates are invited to attend a meeting of the Communications Alumni Network. RSVP required, limit of 60 alumni.

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 coordinator of student media also talked about editing and mentoring student staffs.

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.

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.