We raised $31,743.06 for the J-School’s annual fund, which offers discretionary support for current students.
Events
News about events happening in or related to SJMC.
Support the J-School during Day of the Badger 2022
Day of the Badger 2022 is April 5-6. You can give a gift to support students in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
Fill the Hill 2021: The Flamingos are Back!
This year, one of the most beloved Homecoming traditions at UW-Madison, Fill the Hill, will return in person to Bascom Hill.
SJMC Faculty and Students Present Research, Receive Awards at 2021 AEJMC Conference
From August 4-7, 2021, the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) will hold its 104th annual conference.
SJMC Faculty and Grad Students Present Research at Virtual ICA Conference
This week, graduate students and faculty from the School of Journalism and Mass Communication will be presenting their research at the International Communication Association’s annual conference, which is being presented virtually from May 27-31.
By the Numbers: Day of the Badger 2021
Together, alumni and friends of the J-School raised over $31,000 in support of current students during Day of the Badger!
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.
Day of the Badger 2021: Give Back, Wear Red, Stay Connected
Day of the Badger is an annual campus-wide, multi-program fundraising event running from April 6-7, 2021. Join us in supporting the J-School!
Inclusive Recruiting and Student Support Initiative: How You Can Help the J-School
Our commitments include recruiting a diverse student body and building a school community where people feel a sense of belonging, so we have created the Inclusive Recruiting and Student Support Initiative.
What’s Now? SJMC Board of Visitors Speaker Series Covers Key Topics
Via the “What’s Now: Fall Guest Speaker Series,” in an installment of three parts, four University of Wisconsin-Madison alumni shared their own experiences in the media industry and how COVID-19 has impacted their field of work.