Richard Martinez, junior in journalism and mass communication and pre-law, and Rachel Geronimo, senior in journalism and mass communication, started working on a video project about the Iowa State Fashion Show almost a year ago, when they both worked at the Iowa State Daily. Their original idea was to produce a short video about the … Continue reading Students Take on Documentary Passion Project
Associate Professor Dennis Chamberlin reports that the 15 students participating in the Greenlee Study Abroad program in Urbino, Italy, are settled in and consider Urbino their new home. (While on an exhausting four-day visit to Florence with an art history professor a few students asked when they would be going “home” to Urbino.) In addition … Continue reading Greenlee Study Abroad Course Reports from Italy
Des Moines—Iowa State University students snared top honors Saturday in the AAF-Des Moines awards competition, winning “Best of Show” plus one Gold and three Silver prizes. The Greenlee School’s Alyssa Gonzalez and Maddi Ott won the top student prize for their Burt’s Bees print campaign developed in “Advertising Creativity” class. Other entries included students in … Continue reading Greenlee Wins Best of Show at AAF Awards
Mass media regularly attracts criticism for its coverage of this or lack of coverage of that. The Greenlee’s School’s fall Futures Forum focused on the realities and ethical dilemmas of today’s digitally-connected world and what implications that has and will continue to have on professional communicators and journalists. The forum titled, “Media: Informants or Enablers?” … Continue reading Futures Forum Highlights Importance of Ethics in Modern Media
The months leading up to the Iowa caucuses brings an endless parade of presidential candidates through the state and the national spotlight follows. Greenlee students have reported for class assignments and student media alongside members of the national press at candidates’ events across the state, but on Thursday one journalist, TIME’s Philip Elliott, stopped at … Continue reading Students get Insight, Advice from TIME’s Philip Elliott
It was a full-house in 169 Hamilton for the kickoff event held by the Iowa State chapter of the Association for Women in Communications on Tuesday, Oct. 13. Over 70 interested students attended the newly-formed chapter’s first event on campus. The meeting began with an introduction to the AWC and its purpose on the Iowa … Continue reading Association for Women in Communications Chapter Welcomes 70+ Members