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Communication Week Begins
Awards Banquet
The School of Communication 58th Annual Awards Banquet will be held May 2nd at William H. Thompson Alumni Center. For more information....Continue
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From the Archives: Warren Francke, A Passion for Journalism, Teaching and Life, by Leo Adam Biga
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Reilly named interim director. Professor Hugh Reilly has been named School of Communication interim director, Dean Gail F. Baker announced. Professor Jeremy Lipschultz has received a Faculty Development Fellowship for fall semester to write a book on social media and leaves the post after more than nine years. Lipschultz will return to teaching and research in January. He also continues as reviews editor for Journalism & Mass Communication Educator.
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Chao receives award. Assistant Professor Chin-chung Chao is recipient of a $5,000 Faculty International Project Award for "Conflicts Over the Pinnacle Islands: Collective Identities Under Negotiation." The proposal explores communicative efforts of Japan, China, Taiwan and the United States in negotiation and reconstruction of national identities. Chao uses the realist paradigm and identity negotiation theory applied to content analyses of public documents and media reports.
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Prof. Dave Ogden - Baseball Research Article (scroll)
UNO Alumni Association Magazine.
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Interview with Paul Critchlow
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Welcome to the School of Communication
The School of Communication offers dynamic teaching, research/creative activity and service in the College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media. Our students in broadcasting, journalism, speech and graduate studies in communication enjoy state-of-the-art facilities, award-winning instruction from top professors, and learning from internationally recognized scholars. The School of Communication enthusiastically embraces the University of Nebraska at Omaha's metropolitan mission and strategic goals of student focus, academic excellence and community engagement. In fact, we have been recognized with the campus award for academic excellence! Additionally, our public relations student organization also has been nationally recognized for community engagement.
Are you interested in learning more about communication? For those students seeking careers in journalism, public relations, advertising, training and development, broadcasting, new media, corporate communication, media studies and communication education, the UNO School of Communication is the place to be... continue
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CommUNO 2013
NEW! Mr. Buffett: The Teacher (Documentary Video World Premiere)
Friday, May 3, 2013
5:45 p.m. - 6:15 p.m. - Premiere Showing for Conference Attendees Only (No RSVP is necessary)
6:30 p.m.- 7:00 p.m. - Premiere 2nd Showing for General Public - Please RSVP below
University of Nebraska at Omaha, Mammel Hall Auditorium (67th St. and Pine)
Produced by University of Nebraska Omaha College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media
for Nebraska Educational TV Network.
Narrated by Mort Crim.
Priority seating for World Premiere will be given to registered conference attendees and Genius of Warren Buffett graduates.
World Premiere is FREE and open to the public.
Please click here for the Movie Premiere RSVP for
6:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. 2nd Showing Only.
To visit the website,Click Here
* * * * * * * * * Mission The School of Communication provides a student-centered, dynamic environment designed to elevate, empower, and engage students to become skilled, ethical citizens and professionals who can excel in diverse local and global communities. Our vision is to be a recognized leader in innovative teaching, leading-edge research/creative activity, and community engagement initiatives. We will achieve this by supporting and attracting exceptional faculty and outstanding undergraduate and graduate students from within and outside the metropolitan area. 2 – 58th Annual Communication Awards Banquet, Thompson Alumni Center, 5-9 p.m.
Vision
May
3 – Commencement Lunch, Thompson Alumni Center, 11 a.m. and world premiere of "Mr. Buffett the Teacher," Mammel Hall, 6:30 p.m.
4 – CFAM Commencement, Thompson Alumni Center, 11 a.m.