2014 Civil Rights Pilgrimage
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Leadership and creativity are not gifts bestowed on some, but skills achievable by all. That’s the mantra of Anita Verna Crofts’ class COM 536 “Leadership Through Story and Communities: Creativity and the Digital Age,” the second course of a two-part…
After more than two decades of exemplary service to the Department of Communication, Director of Academic Services David Sherman is retiring. Sherman has been the friendly face of the advising office since 1986, overseeing its evolution into the Communication Commons—a…
As we are a month and a half into an already very busy year, the Department of Communication takes a look back at 2013.
Every year, the Department of Communication gives five outstanding students a Kaplan Award for their excellence in narrative writing in the categories of: people on the margins, strong writing style, a human personality profile, a strong epiphany, and an important…
Professor Doug Underwood was interviewed by Robin Lindley, the features editor of History News Network and a Seattle-area writer, about his new book “The Undeclared War between Journalism and Fiction: Journalists as Genre Benders in Literary History.” The introduction is below, with a…
Together with the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and 206 inc, the UW Communication Leadership program produced the third annual IN-NW: Social Media and Digital Marketing Conference. On Wednesday, February 12, the convention drew a full house, packing the Showbox Sodo with…
“Starting a business that is now almost six years old has been one of the hardest things I’ve ever done,” said alum Lucas Mack (B.A., 2004). “In fact, it has been the hardest thing I’ve ever done.” After spending several…
