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Faculty, Staff Prepare to Welcome Students to Revitalized Building
After a year of renovations, Taylor Hall will reopen for classes on Monday, Aug. 28. The Schools of Communication Studies (COMM) and Visual Communication Design (VCD) share the space in the modernized, four-floor building. The May 4 Visitors Center also calls Taylor Hall home and
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Schools Move into Taylor Hall Following Yearlong Renovation
After a year of renovations, Taylor Hall will reopen for classes on Monday, Aug. 28. The Schools of Communication Studies (COMM) and Visual Communication Design (VCD) share the space in the modernized, four-floor building. The May 4 Visitors Center also calls Taylor Hall home and will reopen with no
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Sophomore Comm Studies Major Aims to Educate Community 蹤獲扦 Human Trafficking
I had no idea what human trafficking was until I came to Kent. My freshman year, I was shown the documentary Nefarious that completely broke my heart for the people who have fallen into the shadows of society as victims of human trafficking. I found my passion in life and began getting
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CACM Director Patrick Coy Publishes New Book Chapter
CACM Director Patrick Coy has published a chapter in a new book focused on constructive conflict management. Coys chapter, Communication, Constructiveness, and Asymmetry in Nonviolent Action Theory and Practice, is chapter two in Perspectives in Waging Conflicts Constructively
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Communication Studies Student Leads Delta Zetas Annual Lip Sync Competition
Madison Woodard led the effort of Delta Zetas annual Lip Sync competition on Sunday, Feb. 26. The event was a huge success, raising over $51,000 for the Delta Zeta Foundation. Woodard is a junior communication studies major, concentrating in health communication with a minor in interpersonal commu
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School of Communication Studies Professor Will Serve as Editor of the Journal of Family Communication
School of Communication Studies associate professor Jeffrey Child, Ph.D., has accepted the opportunity to serve as editor of the Journal of Family Communication. In this role, Child will manage submissions and publications for issues published from 2018 through 2020. He will begin his work mid-2017.
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School of Communication Studies Doctoral Student Wins Mini-Grant for Heathy Eating Campaign
School of Communication Studies doctoral student, Lindsey Myers, has earned a mini-grant from the 蹤獲扦 of Wellness committee to help aid the launch of her nutrition awareness and healthy eating campaign on the 蹤獲扦 Ashtabula campus. Myers will receive her mini-grant worth $1,000 in Janua
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The School of Communication Studies Will Host Final Fall Semester Colloquium on the Controversial 2016 Presidential Election
The School of Communication Studies will host its last colloquium for the Fall 2016 semester on Friday, Dec. 2 at 2:30 p.m. in Franklin Hall, Room 312/314. The final colloquium will be a panel discussion with School of Communication Studies professor Paul Haridakis, assistant professors Michael B
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Help Celebrate Dr. Rozell Duncan
The School of Communication Studies at 蹤獲扦 celebrated the life of associate professor Dr. Rozell Duncan on Friday, Oct. 28. Dr. Duncan passed away prior to the start of the fall semester; her impact within the school and the university community was unparalleled. Colleagues, peers,
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The School of Communication Studies Will Host Colloquium on Gender Bias in Politics
The School of Communication Studies will host its second colloquium on Friday, Nov. 4 at 2:30 p.m. in Franklin Hall, Room 312/314. This discussion will be presented by political science professor and graduate coordinator, Ryan Claassen, titled, Will Sexism be the Presidential Elections No
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