The 21st edition of Curb Magazine, titled “Pulse,” is now available online and in print, with this year’s edition focused on what drives and propels the heart of Wisconsin forward.
Students
News about SJMC undergraduate and graduate students.
J201 helps students become more sophisticated consumers of media
The School of Journalism and Mass Communication’s course, Introduction to Mass Communication (J201), invites students to begin untangling the complex power of our mediated environments. Enrollment for spring sections is now open.
SJMC students and faculty present at 2022 NCA Convention
The National Communication Association will hold its 108th annual convention November 17-20, 2022 in New Orleans.
Five resources for applying to the School of Journalism & Mass Communication
Advisor Sandra Kubat shares advice for prospective applicants ahead of upcoming information sessions.
UW Communication Fair to help students explore certificates and majors
The event will be held on Oct. 12 from 12:00-1:30 p.m. in the 5th Quarter Studio on the second floor of Union South.
Graduate Student Highlight: Erin McGroarty
Professional M.A. student Erin McGroarty was recently accepted to the NLGJA’s CONNECT Scholar program. We caught up with Erin to hear more about her.
SJMC grad students and faculty present research, receive awards at AEJMC Conference 2022
This year’s AEJMC conference is August 3-5. SJMC graduate students and faculty will be presenting research and speaking on panels.
Two J-Schoolers accepted into POLITICO Journalism Institute
Tamia Fowlkes and Gaby Vinick, both SJMC class of 2022 graduates, will participate in the Summer 2022 POLITICO Journalism Institute.
“We The Vision” Documentary Shines a Spotlight on Historic Student Publication
“We the Vision” premiered on March 1 at the Marquee Theater at Union South. The documentary was directed and produced by Lansana and included interviews with a long list of TBV alumni and current members.
Graduate Student Highlight: Luis Gryffin Loya
Ph.D. student Luis Gryffin Loya recently won a campus-wide teaching assistant award. We caught up with Gryffin to hear more about him and what he hopes to do after graduation.