Associate Professor [Dennis Chamberlin]() was a featured speaker earlier in the year at the prestigious Media forum in Lviv, Ukraine. Chamberlin is representing the Greenlee School and Iowa State as a Fulbright Scholar at the Ukrainian Catholic University in Lviv and reports the following: “I am fortunate to be working this year at the school … Continue reading Fulbright Scholar Dennis Chamberlin represents ISU
AMES, IOWA — The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences celebrated alumni and friends at its annual Honors and Awards Ceremony on Thursday, Oct. 27, at the ISU Alumni Center. The ceremony took place during Iowa State University’s 2016 Homecoming Week, which celebrated ISU pride with the theme “Leave Your LegaCY.” Three of those recognized … Continue reading College of Liberal Arts and Sciences recognizes Greenlee alumni
AMES, IOWA – Eldean “Dean” Borg, senior correspondent and producer for Iowa Public Radio, was presented with the 2016 James W. Schwartz Award honoring distinguished service to journalism and mass communication Friday, Oct. 28. The James W. Schwartz Award is the highest honor conferred by the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication. It is awarded … Continue reading 2016 Schwartz Award presented to Iowa Public Radio’s Dean Borg
Alex Hanson shares how he was able to see journalists in action during his trip to Washington, D.C., in 2016.
October has been a busy month for Assistant Professor Tracy Lucht. She just returned from the American Journalism Historians Association national convention as a member of the Board of Directors and chair of the panels competition. But here’s the big news: On Oct. 20, C-SPAN is coming to campus to record her JLMC 461 History … Continue reading Lucht’s Lecture to Appear on C-SPAN 3
It’s always bittersweet when a valued employee departs for a new opportunity. We’re sad to see the person go but happy for the new adventure. Such will be the case later this month when Academic Adviser Jason Wiegand departs for the University of Iowa, where he will become Associate Director for Diversity and Inclusion within … Continue reading Bidding Adieu to Jason Wiegand
Maria Charbonneaux joined the staff this week in an early homecoming, as the Greenlee School is her alma mater. After working on 14 different magazines in 11 years at Meredith Corporation, Charbonneaux, a 2007 graduate, says she is excited to join the School and handle media tasks, including news, video, digital, audio and visuals. Most … Continue reading Meet Greenlee’s New Media Specialist
Iowa State will host a screening of “Project Enye (ñ): A Voice for First–Generation Latinos between Two Worlds” and a discussion with the filmmaker as part of the university’s Latino Heritage Month activities. The presentation will be at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 13, in the Memorial Union Great Hall. First-time Latina filmmaker Denise Soler Cox … Continue reading Greenlee Co-Sponsors Film about first-generation, American-born Latinos
Greenlee’s fifth Jump-Start Internship and Networking Fair Oct. 11 drew 200 students, increasing attendance by 50 students when compared to the Spring 2016 fair. The students took the opportunity to visit with, and drop off their resumes, to 29 employers that ranged from television and radio stations to non-profit organizations, newspaper groups, and private companies. … Continue reading Greenlee’s Placement Fair Enjoys Continued Success
It’s an opportunity many reporters only get to dream about — reporting for TIME magazine during an election year. But recent Iowa State graduate Lissandra Villa didn’t have to wait years to land this reporting gig. Or even months. She got this amazing opportunity while she was still in school. Earlier in the year, the … Continue reading Greenlee Grad Interns at TIME