Dr. Kim Meltzer presented a program last night (1/21/20) at the Westover Branch of the Arlington Public Library. It was called “The Evolution of Political News.” She also discussed the heightened attention given to so-called “fake news,” misinformation and disinformation and some steps people can take to be more critical users of news. Dr. Meltzer concluded Westover’s two-part lecture series focused on civic engagement.
TOMORROW! Jason Leopold will be speaking @ 3:30 in Gailhac G101. All communication students welcome!!
Education Week is next week, November 18-22! The Marymount community will be having events all week focusing on international exchange, global education, and a global perspective. One of the events will feature the Comm Dept’s Dr. Megan McFarlane. Hear her talk next Tuesday about getting outside our Western-centric ways of thinking and behaving. .
More info about International Education Week can be found on @marymount_abroad profile on INSTAGRAM.
Dr. Janet Fallon, Professor of Communication, attended an invited luncheon with President Becerra to honor Dr. Fallon and others for their years of service to Marymount University. Dr….
Two Communication program faculty members, Dr. Megan McFarlane and Dr. Kimberly Meltzer, particpated in the 2018 Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) Annual Conference held…
Communication professors Dr. Kimberly Meltzer and Dr. Megan McFarlane were both presenters in multiple sessions at the 2017 annual convention of the National Communication Association in Dallas, Texas…
Dr. Janet Fallon, Professor of Communication, has published a new book! A Communication Perspective on Margaret Thatcher: Stateswoman of the the Twentieth Century, is now available from Lexington Books, an…
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