Jasmine McNealy, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Telecommunication assistant professor, was named a UF Warrington College of Business Entrepreneurship & Innovation Center 2017-18 Entrepreneurship Faculty Fellow.

During her fellowship, McNealy will research and create a “lab” that connects business, communicators and the broader public to promote understanding and accurate communication about technology. The proposed lab will encourage members of the public to provide feedback to businesses about their products and services messaging and then use the feedback to enhance company communications.

Entrepreneurship & Innovation Fellows are appointed for one year at a time, and can serve as Fellows for up to three years. Some financial assistance is available and fellows meet monthly to discuss individual projects and explore interdisciplinary questions related to entrepreneurial behavior, and the nature of an entrepreneurial university.

Previous CJC Fellows include Public Relations Professor Ann Christiano, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Affairs and Enrollment Management Michael Weigold and Research Assistant Professor and Grants Development Director Yulia Strekalova.

Posted: September 22, 2017
Category: College News, Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project News
Tagged as: Entrepreneurship & Innvovation Cener, Entrepreneurship Faculty Fellow, Jasmine McNealy