College of Journalism and Mass Communications News

Students to present multimedia project on Indonesia Nov. 6

Student broadcasting work earns national NCAA honors

Michael Shively, Bailey Neel, Ryan Swanigan and Jon Kipper have earned "Student Radio Call of the Week" honors. The NCAA selects the best radio calls of the college football season and features them on the NCAA.com website.

ADPR students win 3% Student Competition

Amanda Walla and Samee Callahan have been selected as one pair of 10 winners in the 3% Student Competition. The top 10 winners (20 students total because they worked in pairs) won tickets to The 3% Conference in San Francisco Nov. 3-4.

Native Daughters Project featured in Hubbard Lecture

The College of Journalism and Mass Communications announced its Native Daughters project was featured as part of the Hubbard Lecture on Friday, Oct. 10 at the Sheldon Museum of Art. The lecture series, titled First Peoples of the Plains, will be held at 7 p.m.

University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s College of Journalism and Mass Communications Celebrates 120 Years of Teaching

The College of Journalism and Mass Communications hosted a reception Friday, Sept. 26 to welcome its new dean, Dr. Maria Marron and to kick off a yearlong celebration of 120 years of teaching journalism at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. 

University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s College of Journalism and Mass Communications Associate Professor Leads Obesity Research Summit

Associate professor Amy Struthers, primary investigator of the Transdisciplinary Obesity Prevention Research Initiative (TOPRI), will lead a summit on Oct. 10 at Nebraska Innovation Campus.

Sarah Jo Lambert selected as homecoming royalty finalist

Sarah Jo Lambert is one of 20 senior students who have been selected as University of Nebraska–Lincoln Homecoming royalty finalists. She is an advertising and public relations major and English and Spanish double minor.

Gary Kebbel named to Fulbright Review Committee

Journalism professor Gary Kebbel has been named a national reviewer of Fulbright applications for its Specialist Program. Kebbel is the first faculty member in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Journalism and Mass Communications to join other media experts on the Communications and Journalism Peer Review Committee for Fulbright Specialists.

Jacht Ad Lab welcomes new crew for Fall 2014

Jacht Ad Lab is celebrating its five-year anniversary this fall with more than 30 students and the addition of two more highly skilled professionals as consultants and adjunct professors.

CoJMC in the National News August 2014

Media outlets across the nation featured and cited the CoJMC on a number of occasions in July. University of Nebraska–Lincoln faculty, administration, student and staff appearances in the national media are logged at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln newsroom.