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Packing and Cracking

October 20, 2020

Join us this Thursday and Friday for a virtual live stream of Packing and Cracking, an interactive mapmaking event focused on gerrymandering in North Carolina. The live stream is part of the UNC Process Series and is co-sponsored by the … Read more

COMM Professor Guest Stars on Podcast

October 15, 2020

Alice Marwick, a professor of Media & Technology Studies in the Department of Communication, was recently a guest star on the podcast Public Books 101. With host Annie Galvin, Public Books 101 is a new public-scholarship podcast from the online … Read more

Hollywood Internship Program

September 21, 2020

Applications for UNC’s Hollywood Internship Program are now open! There will be an interest meeting on September 24 at 5:30pm to answer any questions about the internship that you may have. The meeting will be held virtually via Zoom. All … Read more

MOVE SOMETHING: HUM.ANIMAL.BLACKNESS

September 4, 2020

Please come out and listen to Dr. Sharon Holland speak on September 9th from 3:30pm -5:30pm on Zoom. Meeting ID: 929 4282 5690 Passcode: 569806 As Professor Holland writes, “What is the relationship of blackness to “the animal”? What ways … Read more

Graduation 2020

June 1, 2020

It is a great pleasure to greet you—graduating students, friends and family—as we celebrate the Department of Communication’s 2020 graduating class—virtually. We celebrate, even in the midst of the most serious global health and economic crisis that has occurred in … Read more

Department of Communication Awards 2020

May 21, 2020

From the Department Chair, Dr. Patricia S. Parker,    On behalf of the faculty and staff in the Department of Communication, I extend a hearty congratulations to the recipients of the 2020 undergraduate and graduate student awards.   If not … Read more

Professor Della Pollock Featured on UNC-Chapel Hill Website

November 26, 2019

Professor Della Pollock of the Department of Communication has been recognized for her work with the Marian Cheek Jackson Center and some of the oldest, and historically black, neighborhoods in the UNC-Chapel Hill area. Learn more about her work in … Read more