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Assistant Dean Wears Multiple Hats to Improve CJC Student Experiences

Thursday March 9, 2023

By Lenore Devore, B.S. Journalism 1984 Katrice Graham, assistant dean for Student Experiences and director of the Knight Division for Scholarships and Student Inclusion, wears three hats on most days, but it’s something she prepared herself for when getting three degrees. And she’s one of the primary reasons CJC is leading UF in recruiting and […]

Kelleher Writes About Net Neutrality

Wednesday January 6, 2016

Advertising chair and professor Tom Kelleher writes about Applying the Situational Theory of Publics: Net Neutrality in this case study excerpted from his forthcoming textbook, Public Relations in the Digital Age.

Christiano: Why we’re building Changeville

Wednesday January 6, 2016

Why we’re building Changeville Public Relations Professor and Karel Chair in Public Interest Communications Ann Christiano writes about the place of music in social change in the article, “Why we’re building Changeville,” published January 5, 2016 on Medium.

Barnett reviews “The Weather Experiment” for The New York Times

Friday July 24, 2015

The New York Times on July 13, 2015 published, “‘The Weather Experiment,’ by Peter Moore,’” a book review by Hearst Visiting Professional and Alumna of Distinction Cynthia Barnett, JM 1989, MA 2003.

Sheehan: Did Apple Just Kill Local News?

Tuesday June 9, 2015

Did Apple Just Kill Local News? Innovation News Center Director Matt Sheehan takes a look into one of the big announcements at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference and how will Apple News effect our industry and how we teach journalism in the article, “Did Apple Just Kill Local News?,” published June 8, 2015 on Medium.

Sheehan: Why We Messed with a Good Thing by Converging Our Florida Newsrooms

Thursday May 28, 2015

PBS MediaShift on May 28, 2015 published “Why We Messed with a Good Thing by Converging Our Florida Newsrooms,” an article by Innovation News Center Director Matt Sheehan.

Morris: Why does social media advertising fall flat?

Wednesday May 27, 2015

The Conversation on May 26, 2015 published “Why does social media advertising fall flat?,” a study on the effectiveness of Facebook ads by Advertising Professor Jon Morris.

Barnett: It’s not just a ‘California drought’

Friday May 22, 2015

The Los Angeles Times on May 21, 2015 published, “It’s not just a ‘California drought,’” an op-ed piece by Hearst Visiting Professional and Alumna of Distinction Cynthia Barnett, JM 1989, MA 2003.

Sheehan: ‘Breaking’ News: Why we’re examining many of the things we’ve spent the last 18 months building in our newsroom

Wednesday May 6, 2015

‘Breaking’ News: Why we’re examining many of the things we’ve spent the last 18 months building in our newsroom Innovation News Center Director Matt Sheehan gives an update about the INC in the article, “‘Breaking’ News: Why we’re examining many of the things we’ve spent the last 18 months building in our newsroom,” published May […]

Spiker pens “15 Tips for High School Graduates” for Time

Friday May 1, 2015

Time on April 30, 2015 published “15 Tips for High School Graduates” by Associate Professor and Interim Journalism Chair Ted Spiker.

Calvert: Humanizing Cannibal Cop on Eve of Appeal: “Thought Crimes” Doc Reveals Unseen Side of Gilberto Valle

Friday April 24, 2015

HuffPost: Entertainment on April 24, 2015 published “Humanizing Cannibal Cop on Eve of Appeal: “Thought Crimes” Doc Reveals Unseen Side of Gilberto Valle” a column by Brechner Eminent Scholar in Mass Communication Clay Calvert regarding the United States v. Valle case in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.

Christiano: Fear Isn’t Fatal, and 12 Other Things My Students Taught Me About Teaching

Tuesday April 21, 2015

Fear Isn’t Fatal, and 12 Other Things My Students Taught Me About Teaching Public Relations Professor and Karel Chair in Public Interest Communications Ann Christiano offers some thoughts after 4+ years in the classroom in the article, “Fear Isn’t Fatal, and 12 Other Things My Students Taught Me About Teaching,” published April 21, 2015 in […]

Calvert: Indecency, Politics and the FCC: A New Round in the Culture Wars?

Thursday April 16, 2015

HuffPost: Entertainment on April 16, 2015 published “Indecency, Politics and the FCC: A New Round in the Culture Wars?” a column by Brechner Eminent Scholar in Mass Communication Clay Calvert regarding the FCC’s standards on indecency.

Calvert: Can Students Wear American Flag Clothing to School?

Tuesday March 31, 2015

HuffPost: Education on March 31, 2015 published “Can Students Wear American Flag Clothing to School?” a column by Brechner Eminent Scholar in Mass Communication Clay Calvert regarding the case of Dariano v. Morgan Hill Unified School District.

Christiano: My next TED talk will be about this one.

Thursday March 26, 2015

My next TED talk will be about this one. Public Relations Professor and Karel Chair in Public Interest Communications Ann Christiano writes about giving her talk at TEDxUF 2015 in the article, “My next TED talk will be about this one,” published March 26, 2015 in the UF CJC Collection on Medium.
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