Sarah Ramundt, senior in journalism and mass communication, grew up watching Iowa State sports. As a Greenlee student, she worked to gain experience in broadcasting and now works behind the camera, filming the games she grew up watching with her family, as an intern with Cyclones.tv.
Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication Diversity Report, Calendar Year 2015 Three members of the Undergraduate Committee, Dr. Raluca Cozma, Dr. Kelly Winfrey (replacing Dr. Tracy Lucht in Fall 2015), and academic adviser Jason Wiegand, were appointed as members of a diversity subcommittee in Fall 2014. The subcommittee was created in 2010. The list below … Continue reading Greenlee Releases 2015 Diversity Report
Theresa Allen, Senior Human Resource Business Partner at Gannett in Des Moines, gave Greenlee students pointers on what employers are looking for on résumés and cover letters at then first Jump-Start Workshop last Thursday night at the first workshop of the Greenlee School’s Jump-Start Internship and Job series. Allen’s years of experience in human resources … Continue reading First Jump-Start workshop focuses on résumés and cover letters
Since graduating with a degree in journalism and mass communication last May, Elaine Godfrey has already worked for three major publications — Inc. magazine, New York Magazine and, currently, The Atlantic. Godfrey took some time to share how she landed internships and fellowships at such esteemed publications, what her experiences in the magazine industry have … Continue reading Q&A with Elaine Godfrey, ’15, Politics and Policy Fellow at The Atlantic
Official 10th day figures put Iowa State’s Greenlee School enrollment at 836, with an additional 82 students minoring in advertising and journalism and mass communication.
Kaili Meyer, junior in journalism and mass communication
Kimberly Woo, senior in journalism and mass communication
Assistant Professor Kelly Winfrey, an expert in political communication, has been very active during this presidential election year. She is hosting the “Elect Her” workshop at ISU on Jan. 23, 2016. The American Association of University Women sponsors the workshop and selected ISU as one of fifty locations to host. The workshop trains young women … Continue reading Winfrey Gives Several Interviews on 2016 Election, to Host Elect Her Workshop
Academic Adviser [Jason Wiegand]() has some exciting news. The American Indian Faculty and Staff Council has been approved and included in the Faculty and Staff Diversity Network. Wiegand is serving as Intertribal Staff Chair. Sebastian Braun, director of the American Indian Studies program, is Intertribal Faculty Chair. Wiegand also has two ISCORE proposal acceptances, “Creating … Continue reading Wiegand Serving as Intertribal Staff Chair on American Indian Faculty and Staff Council; Will Present at ISCORE
Assistant Professor [Dara Wald]() reports that a collaborative article exploring the challenges of network capture, shifting stakeholder boundaries and competing knowledge claims in natural resource conservation will be published as part of a special issue in Frontiers in Ecology and Environment. Another manuscript comparing risk perceptions and tolerance for non-native animals in Florida and Hawaii … Continue reading Wald’s Collaborative Article, Manuscript to be Published