College of Journalism and Mass Communications: Recent Episodes
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Sammy Smith, a senior journalism major from Colorado, has found her home at Nebraska. As an out-of-state, first generation college student, she's been able to find the support she's needed to adapt to college life by getting involved with UNL's Center for Success and Transition (CAST). She's now part of many student organizations and pursuing her passion of photography. Learn more about how the CAST office supports students at https://success.unl.edu/
The College of Journalism and Mass Communications shows how it is fulfilling N2025 Aim 1: Innovative Student Experiences. The college launched its Experience Lab, giving every student practical experience in their area of study.
Shari Veil, dean of the College of Journalism and Mass Communications, reports on significant accomplishments of the college over the past year.
Learn more about the financial communications certificate program at: go.unl.edu/FinancialComms
Drones are changing journalism and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is in the forefront with a first of-its-kind academic program in drone journalism.
Andy Boyle is a graduate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Journalism and Mass Communications. He works for the information website Axios and he's author of the book, Adulthood for Beginners: All the Secrets Nobody Bothered to Tell You.
Amy Struthers, interim dean of the College of Journalism and Mass Communications talks about capitalizing on the college's momentum.
Vice President, Associate Editor and Metro columnist for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Bob Ray Sanders has been a professional newspaper, television and radio journalist for 40 years. Bob Ray worked many years at the Dallas/Fort Worth PBS affiliate, where he served as reporter, producer, station manager, and vice president. A 1969 graduate of North Texas State University, Sanders is past president of the Press Club of Fort Worth. He is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists, the National Association of Black Journalists and the Dallas/Fort Worth Association of Black Communicators. He currently serves on the board of the Mental Health Association of Tarrant County, the advisory board of the AIDS Outreach Center in Fort Worth and the advisory board of Goodwill Industries. He also is Professional in Residence in the Journalism Department of Texas Christian University, where he teaches the course, “Race, Gender and Mass Media”.
Osama Siblani is the publisher of The Arab American News, the largest and most widely circulated Arab American publication in the United States. He was inducted in the Michigan Journalism Hall of Fame on April 21, 2013. A recipient of the "Spirit of Diversity in Journalism Award" from Wayne State University.
Hank Klibanoff grew up in Alabama witnessing the evolution of race relations there. Those experiences, along with his 35 years as a newspaper reporter and editor, not to mention his years as a newspaper delivery boy, were key influences as he co-wrote The Race Beat: The Press, the Civil Rights Struggle and the Awakening of a Nation. The book won the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for history.
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AMA SkillSchool, August 28, 2014, presentation by Brent Chudoba, VP Survey Monkey Audience
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