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The following is a news release from the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) about Silcock’s achievement
Research topics include religious memes, how social media drives conservation and how media can be used to promote sun-safe behaviors
Students in the School of Communications have won awards in everything from advertising to broadcast journalism at regional, national and international levels.
The students’ case study focused on how companies can manage their executives’ social media usage
Romney’s research focuses on the changes sports media needs to make to appeal to younger audiences
The film, which won second place at the LDS Film Festival, will play on BYUtv during General Conference weekend
Daily Universe staff. Recently the newspaper won several awards at regional competitions. (Abby Smith)
Jeff Sheets, Jessica Nugent, Pablo Perez, Erin Gazdik, Lorien Pereyra and Kevin Kelly (left to right) at the 2019 AAF Most Promising Multicultural Students program in New York City.
Communications professor Jessica Zurcher shared her research at a School of Communications Beckham Lecture