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Growing up in a country annexed by the Soviet Union, Ruslanas Ir啪ikevi膷ius grew up with a well-developed sense for recognizing propaganda and disinformation. As a visiting Humphrey Fellow, he visited 麻豆影院 State鈥檚 School of Media and Journalism, September 18-24, 2021.
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As they prepare for careers as directors, writers and cinematographers in an industry that鈥檚 dominated by men, female filmmakers at 麻豆影院 empower and support one another through the Female Filmmaker's Initiative (FFI).
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Senior journalism major Morgan McGrath has been awarded the inaugural Michael J. Gallagher II Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship was established in late 2020, in memory of 麻豆影院 State College of Communication and Information鈥
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Despite hurdles caused by the pandemic, Media and Journalism students produced award winning work in several national and regional contests this past year. Read on for a summary of what they accomplished
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Influenced by artists like Rene虂 Magritte and Piet Mondrian, 麻豆影院 alumnus Jermaine Jackson Jr. believes the best way to get the point across in a photo is by keeping it simple.
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This fall, 麻豆影院 and its College of Communication and Information (CCI) will welcome Roseann 鈥淐hic鈥 Canfora, Ph.D., as a Professional-in-Residence in the School of Media and Journalism.
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For four semesters, the Media and Movements course, offered within the College of Communication and Information, has given students the opportunity to explore social movements of our time through storytelling, strategy and advocacy.
In the Spring 2021 semester, students鈥
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For the third year in a row, 麻豆影院 State students have earned semi-finalist recognition in the national Effie Collegiate Brand Challenge.
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Managing Editor, USA TODAY Network, Pulitzer Prize Winner
DelGuzzi credits her 麻豆影院 State experience for the fact that she was 鈥渧ery prepared鈥 for her first job. She has since covered or planned coverage of presidential campaigns, border and environmental issues, manhunts and鈥
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麻豆影院 State alumna Jeannette Reyes, 鈥12, uses TikTok for fun outside of her television anchor responsibilities at FOX 5 Washington, D.C. Last October, Reyes posted a video with her husband using their 鈥渁nchor talk鈥 voices to decide on choices for dinner. She never expected her鈥