@WhitCommStudies is excited to announce our 2021 Flora Distinguished Visiting Journalist is NOTICE News Founder and CEO Andrew Springer! His public talk, "The Business of News and Our Shared Responsibility" will be Tuesday, Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. https://t.co/Dz5otOVCA6
Great news from Whitworth's forensics team, as they take first in Debate at the Lewis & Clark virtual tournament last weekend: https://t.co/dNprEXmk5G
Watch for @WhitCommStudies Prof. Alan Mikkelson's piece on "Affection deprivation and substitution during the COVID-19 Pandemic: A panel study" in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships later this year. Timely research done in thoughtful collaboration - congrats Alan!
Congratulations to @whitworth professor Kevin Grieves (@KGrieves) on his latest book "Cold War Journalism: Between Cold Reception and Common Ground" published by Palgrave Macmillan! #communicationhistory#pirateauthor
What does the Constitution say about commercial speech? University of Minnesota professor Christopher Terry tells us more: https://t.co/SadRG6r0hV #constitutionday2020
What does the Constitution say about Internet speech? University of Minnesota professor Christopher Terry tells us more: https://t.co/EVAu8pD5Bb #constitutionday2020
What does the Constitution say about political advertising? University of Minnesota professor Christopher Terry tells us more: https://t.co/17eIKxIrrA #constitutionday2020
What does the Constitution say about student speech? Whitworth alum Lindsie Rank tells us more: https://t.co/t19LnusnAx https://t.co/sqhybYJ9Hm #constitutionday2020
In advance of this year’s Visiting Journalist lecture by @theblerdgurl Karama Horne on Tues., October 29 (https://t.co/aF7zocOCxK), we asked the Comm Studies Department: What’s your favorite bit of geekiness? Professor Erica Salkin picked this hero in honor of Whitworth...
In advance of this year’s Visiting Journalist lecture by @theblerdgurl Karama Horne on Tues., October 29 (https://t.co/aF7zocOCxK), we asked the Comm Studies Department: What’s your favorite bit of geekiness? Professor Joy York says it's all about the fangs...
In advance of this year’s Visiting Journalist lecture by @theblerdgurl Karama Horne on Tues., October 29 (https://t.co/aF7zocOCxK), we asked the Comm Studies Department: What’s your favorite bit of geekiness? Great Hera, department admin Nancy Casady's answer is obvious...
In advance of this year’s Visiting Journalist lecture by @theblerdgurl Karama Horne on Tuesday, October 29 (https://t.co/aF7zocOCxK), we asked the Comm Studies Department: What’s your favorite bit of geekiness? Professor Nichole Bogarosh said it's a tough call, but awesome....
In advance of this year’s Visiting Journalist lecture by @theblerdgurl Karama Horne on Tues., October 29 (https://t.co/aF7zocOCxK), we asked the Comm Studies Department: What’s your favorite bit of geekiness? Professor Kevin Grieves finds his in the not-too-distant future...
In advance of this year’s Visiting Journalist lecture by @theblerdgurl Karama Horne on Tuesday, October 29 (https://t.co/aF7zocOCxK), we asked the Comm Studies Department: What’s your favorite bit of geekiness? For Comm Professor Mike Ingram, only one answer is logical...
Last week, she was moderating the main stage at Ace Comic Con Midwest. In 11 days, she'll be at @whitworth talking about geek journalism in the age of streaming media. Mark your calendars, Spokane, for a visit from @theblerdgurl Karama Horne! https://t.co/aF7zod6dpi
Mark your calendars: @theblerdgurl Karama Horne is speaking at Whitworth on Tuesday, October 29. Join us at 7 p.m. to hear her thoughts on geek journalism in the age of streaming services. https://t.co/lF7j4Chm6x…
While we're at it... I also have TWO paid internships in the newsroom this summer. These will fill up FAST - shoot me your application as soon as you can! Journalism professors, please share! #kxly#newsroomjobs#internships https://t.co/UHAiyL0rZB