Professor Renee Alexander-Craft’s book “I Will Love You Everywhere Always” is now available in soft cover. Pre-order now to get 1 of the 50 signed limited edition copies!     I WILL LOVE YOU EVERYWHERE ALWAYS is a children’s book … Read more

      Professor Eric Watts has just published a new book: “Hearing the Hurt: Rhetoric, Aesthetics & Politics of the New Negro Movement”.     Hearing the Hurt is an examination of how the New Negro movement, also known … Read more

Only A Moment Greg Carter, Marc Russo and Francesca Talenti with Margo Jordan and Ryan Grady July 5 – 12, 2012 Only A Moment opens today, Thursday, July 5 at The Carrack Modern Art. The exhibit is on display through … Read more

Public release date: 12-Jun-2012 Contact: John Paul Gutierrez jpgutierrez@icahdq.org International Communication Association International Communication Association announces Fellows for 2012 Distinguished scholars Sandra Calvert, Don Ellis, John Hartley, Steven Jones, Dennis Mumby and Sandi Smith selected as ICA Fellows Washington, D.C. … Read more

Mark, the Blog · Wednesday, May 30, 2012 A Soul Cry Ali Neff goes where culture and music collide. by Mark Derewicz Back in 2007 I heard there was a graduate student named Ali Neff doing ethnographic work in Clarksdale, Mississippi. … Read more

We have created a new album on our Facebook page filled with pictures from our graduation ceremony.  Feel free tag anyone your recognize and if you have not already done so, like us!

Congratulations to graduate student Robert McDonald for being the 2012 recipient of the Royster Society of Fellows of Distinguished Leadership Award!

Professor Sarah Sharma will be one of the keynote speaker for the Intersections Conference “Occupations” and the Edu-Factory Conference “The University is Ours” in Toronto on Friday April 27. http://intersections2012.wordpress.com/friday-april-27/

Furst Forum Lecture with Dr. Tony Perucci Public Event · By UNC Comparative Literature Wednesday, April 4, 2012 5:00pm until 6:30pm Donovan Lounge, 2nd Floor Greenlaw Building “Logic Strike: The Poetics of Ruptural Performance” Recent years have seen a rise … Read more

Professor Carole Blair is the 2012 recipient of the Julia T. Wood Scholar/Teacher Award, made annually by the Pennsylvania Communication Association to a faculty member whose Ph.D. was conferred by a university in Pennsylvania.