In “Stopping the Next One”, Kushner explores animal-borne illnesses that could be the next pandemic, and how scientists hope to prevent this.
Alumni
News about SJMC undergraduate and graduate alumni.
Three Questions for Seija Rankin ’09
J-School alum Seija Rankin is here to make sure readers find their next great book. as the Books Editor for Entertainment Weekly.
For Elizabeth Lang Oreamuno (MA’20), Pandemic Inspires Award-Winning Journalism
Elizabeth Lang Oreamuno (MA’20) brought an outsider’s perspective with her when she arrived in Madison, and went on to create multiple award winning pieces.
Vilas Insider Newsletter Spring 2021
The spring 2021 issue of the Vilas Insider newsletter is here, and coming to mailboxes soon. You can read the digital versions of the stories with additional content here. Letter from the Director Spring Scholarship …
Three Questions for Barry Baum ’92 and Arvind Gopalratnam ’04
Barry Baum (BA’92) and Arvind Gopalratnam (BA’04) answer questions about their time in the J-School and their work at the Milwaukee Bucks.
Teaching Assistants Make the J-School Experience Possible
A vital part of the academic experience in many J-School classes, TAs have a range of responsibilities from leading discussions and labs to presenting lectures.
Three Questions for the “Distinguished” Deb Pierce ‘87
Pierce recently earned a “distinguished” prefix to add to her title of “faculty associate”. We caught up with her to learn more about this honor.
Dr. Lauren Tucker (PhD’93) Addresses SJMC Class of 2021
Dr. Lauren Tucker (PhD’93), Founder and CEO of Do What Matters, SJMC Board of Visitors member and Mass Communication Research Center fellow, spoke at SJMC’s graduation celebration.
Graduate Student Highlight: Professional M.A. Class of 2021
Here’s a look at our two graduating ProTrackers and some of the stories they’ve completed throughout the program, as well as skills they’ve learned and other major takeaways.
Three Questions for Claire Swinarski ’13
Claire Swinarski’s latest book, The Kate In Between, is being released May 18. We caught up with her to hear more about her book and her advice to J-Schoolers who want to do what she does.