college of communication
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Student-run stratcom agencies unite
“‘We’re hoping that the working together of the two groups will give additional structure, more credit, but also advanced videography skills to both groups.’”
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SLHS department adds two new programs
“‘My goal is that any deaf child born anywhere in the world and their family [will] have access to professionals who can support them on their journey in life.’”
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2024 State of the University Address
Butler University’s President James Danko gave his annual State of the University Address this week. Multimedia editor Piper Bailey reports on the speech’s key points.
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Senior Sendoff: Journalism is powerful … in more ways than one
“There is no way I could have known that deciding to apply for the Collegian would be the most important decision I would make as a student.”
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Bright Blue student-run marketing agency sees success in first year of operation
The College of Communication and Lacy School of Business collaborated last spring to form a small student-run marketing agency. The startup company has seen success since its creation, and the students and faculty involved have high hopes for the future of Bright Blue.
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College of Communication names new internship coordinator
Scott Bridge, journalism instructor, was named the next College of Communication internship coordinator today. The announcement was made in an email from CCOM dean Gary Edgerton to CCOM faculty, Bridge said. “I am humbled by this great opportunity to help CCOM students with their internships,” Bridge said in a text message to The Collegian. “Internships…
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Motion passed to review administrators
Faculty Senate approved a motion on Oct. 2 to affirm Butler University’s commitment to regular review of its administrators. The Faculty Senate took more than two years to agree on four principles by which a tool for faculty review of administrators could be created. Faculty Senate had to consider the language carefully, said Margaret Brabant,…
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Speakers Lab continues following director’s passing
Junior Marci Kolb interviewed Paul Sandin during the previous academic year for a story she was writing for class. She asked him what would happen to the Speakers Lab when he retired. In response, Sandin said, “The Speakers Lab is an evolving thing.” Change is inevitable. However the sudden passing of Sandin, the previous Speakers…

