Students working on their capstone project to raise awareness of misinformation in the Asian American Pacific Islander Community are participating in a national competition to stop targeted violence. In the class Public Relations Campaigns course, (PR 424) students have worked throughout the semester to create “The Pear Podcast” which emphasizes the effects that misinformation has on different cultures and communities.
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (LAS) has selected Meg Grice as the Fall 2021 LAS student marshal. Grice is from Humboldt, Iowa, and is graduating with honors with a degree in public relations, second major in international studies and minors in general business and French.
Growing up, Petra Owusu dreamed of being in the world of journalism, either as a news anchor or magazine writer. Once she reached her junior year of high school, those dreams changed. At a college fair, she learned about public relations and advertising. With P.R., she realized she could still pursue her creativity but also … Continue reading How Petra Owusu found her path at the Greenlee School of Journalism and Mass Communication
The Washington Media Scholars Foundation announced Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication senior in public relations Emma McDowell as a spring 2022 Media Fellow. The scholarship supports students whose academic interests are at the intersection of advertising and public policy. “The Washington Media Scholars Foundation serves to identify talented students throughout the country who may … Continue reading Greenlee student awarded Washington Media Fellows Scholarship
Jan Lauren Boyles, associate professor and director of graduate education in the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication, has been named faculty fellow in the office of the senior vice president and provost for a two-year term.
Freelance photographer for many high-profile clients such as the Associated Press, Getty Images and The New York Times, Leigh Vogel will share industry tips and career advice on multimedia storytelling with students at the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication’s 2021 Futures Forum at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2021, in the Memorial Union’s Cardinal Room.
Becky Stadlman will receive the Alumni Medal from the ISU Alumni Association (ISUAA) at a ceremony on Friday, Oct. 22, in Ames. The award recognizes Iowa State University alumni for long, loyal service to the university through alumni-related activities. It is the premier award given to alumni by the ISUAA. Stadlman graduated in 1974 with … Continue reading Becky Stadlman honored with Alumni Medal from the ISU Alumni Association
A beloved Bondurant family farm is open for its last year. Geisler Farms will end its 17th fall season Saturday, Oct. 30. In 2005, Darrell and Malinda Geisler saw the untapped potential of their 1,100-acre corn and soybean farm and opened the gates to the public after careful research and preparation. The first year featured … Continue reading Greenlee alumna looks back on turning family farm into popular pumpkin patch
By Emma McDowell Carrie Seim’s career has taken her all the way from “Inside Amy Schumer” to The New York Post to an author of middle-grade books. The biggest through line in her career journey? Content creation and capturing stories. Seim will be returning to Iowa State University Oct. 21 alongside fellow former honors students … Continue reading How Carrie Seim went from Greenlee graduate to published author
Jeff White will receive the Distinguished Service Award from Iowa State University’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at a ceremony on Friday, Oct. 22, in Ames. The award is given to alumni, faculty, staff and friends of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences for outstanding service or academic contributions that have furthered the … Continue reading Jeff White honored with Distinguished Service Award from Iowa State University’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences