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June 13, 2023Summer Harlow to Join Journalism as ‘Transformational Hire’
The Department of Communication & Journalism is excited to announce that Summer Harlow is joining the faculty as an associate professor in the newly relaunched journalism program.
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June 11, 2023Journalism Majors to Helm Battalion for Summer, 2023 Academic Year
Journalism senior Ruben Hernandez will serve as the summer editor-in-chief and journalism junior Zoe May will serve as the 2023-24 academic year editor-in-chief. Hernandez has been an editor for the Life & Arts desk for three semesters, while May has served as both a multimedia editor and sports editor for The Battalion.
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June 10, 2023A&M Welcomes New Associate Director of Student Media
Spencer O’Daniel will join the Division of Student Affairs as the associate director of Student Media. O'Daniel is an award-winning publication advisor, mentor and media educator who will help guide the vision of a new office of Student Media.
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March 20, 2020Defining the Mission – Journalism for the 21st Century at Texas A&M
In April, the Department of Communication/Journalism program hosted a virtual awards ceremony for the Office of the Texas Governor Annual Barbara Jordan Media Awards. Media professionals and student journalists from across Texas were recognized for work in all media forms that accurately and positively reports on individuals with disabilities.
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February 11, 2020When research and politics collide – Jennifer Mercieca’s new book explains how the U.S. created a ‘Demagogue for President’
In Demagogue for President, Jennifer Mercieca outlines six rhetorical strategies used by Donald Trump to win the presidency. Trump took advantage of existing polarization and made expert use of rhetorical strategies to divide, attack and rally his base while intimidating opponents.