Department of Communication Anti-Racist Code of ConductThis Anti-Racist Code of Conduct—passed in a faculty vote, without votes in opposition, in November 2020—in the Department of Communication is the result of the department’s Anti-Racist Taskforce (ART) established in summer 2020 by Interim Chair, Dr. Kevin Coe, at the request of Communication graduate students invested in anti-racist scholar-activism.
Former Graduate Student Melissa Parks wins National Communication Association Dissertation Award in Environmental CommunicationCommunication alum Melissa Parks was awarded this year's National Communication Association Dissertation Award in Environmental Communication.
Department of Communication Statement on Indigenous Land AcknowledgmentThe University of Utah has both historical and contemporary relationships with Indigenous peoples. Given that the Salt Lake Valley has always been a gathering place for Indigenous peoples, we acknowledge that this land, which is named for the Ute Tribe, is the traditional and ancestral homelands of the Shoshone, Paiute, Goshute, and Ute Tribes and is a crossroad of the Indigenous peoples of Utah.
- Department of Communication Anti-Racist Code of Conduct
This Anti-Racist Code of Conduct—passed in a faculty vote, without votes in opposition, in November 2020—in the Department of Communication is the result of the department’s Anti-Racist Taskforce (ART) established in summer 2020 by Interim Chair, Dr. Kevin Coe, at the request of Communication graduate students invested in anti-racist scholar-activism.
- Former Graduate Student Melissa Parks wins National Communication Association Dissertation Award in Environmental Communication
Communication alum Melissa Parks was awarded this year's National Communication Association Dissertation Award in Environmental Communication.
- Department of Communication Statement on Indigenous Land Acknowledgment
The University of Utah has both historical and contemporary relationships with Indigenous peoples. Given that the Salt Lake Valley has always been a gathering place for Indigenous peoples, we acknowledge that this land, which is named for the Ute Tribe, is the traditional and ancestral homelands of the Shoshone, Paiute, Goshute, and Ute Tribes and is a crossroad of the Indigenous peoples of Utah.
- Department of Communication Anti-Racist Code of Conduct
This Anti-Racist Code of Conduct—passed in a faculty vote, without votes in opposition, in November 2020—in the Department of Communication is the result of the department’s Anti-Racist Taskforce (ART) established in summer 2020 by Interim Chair, Dr. Kevin Coe, at the request of Communication graduate students invested in anti-racist scholar-activism.
- Former Graduate Student Melissa Parks wins National Communication Association Dissertation Award in Environmental Communication
Communication alum Melissa Parks was awarded this year's National Communication Association Dissertation Award in Environmental Communication.
- Department of Communication Statement on Indigenous Land Acknowledgment
The University of Utah has both historical and contemporary relationships with Indigenous peoples. Given that the Salt Lake Valley has always been a gathering place for Indigenous peoples, we acknowledge that this land, which is named for the Ute Tribe, is the traditional and ancestral homelands of the Shoshone, Paiute, Goshute, and Ute Tribes and is a crossroad of the Indigenous peoples of Utah.
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