Two Faculty Members Receive Professional Association Teaching AwardsTwo Department of Communication faculty have been recognized for outstanding teaching by two national communication associations.
Avery Holton earns Top Research Paper AwardAvery Holton earned a Top Research Paper award for his work on the deployment of drones at universities during the most recent meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication.
Sara Yeo Awarded NSF Grant to Study Humor in Science CommunicationScientists and their institutions are increasingly engaging with public audiences through social media. In the quest for effective communication, the use of humor has often been recommended for scientists interacting with publics.
- Two Faculty Members Receive Professional Association Teaching Awards
Two Department of Communication faculty have been recognized for outstanding teaching by two national communication associations.
- Avery Holton earns Top Research Paper Award
Avery Holton earned a Top Research Paper award for his work on the deployment of drones at universities during the most recent meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication.
- Sara Yeo Awarded NSF Grant to Study Humor in Science Communication
Scientists and their institutions are increasingly engaging with public audiences through social media. In the quest for effective communication, the use of humor has often been recommended for scientists interacting with publics.
- Two Faculty Members Receive Professional Association Teaching Awards
Two Department of Communication faculty have been recognized for outstanding teaching by two national communication associations.
- Avery Holton earns Top Research Paper Award
Avery Holton earned a Top Research Paper award for his work on the deployment of drones at universities during the most recent meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication.
- Sara Yeo Awarded NSF Grant to Study Humor in Science Communication
Scientists and their institutions are increasingly engaging with public audiences through social media. In the quest for effective communication, the use of humor has often been recommended for scientists interacting with publics.
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