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  • Student Award Video
    Congratulations to our Spring 2020 Award-Winning Students!

    Student Awards/Deans List
    On April 20th we held another online celebration for our student award winners and our dean's list recipients from the last year! This year's Outstanding Student Award winners are:

    Outstanding Junior: Benedicta Wiafe

  • Online Commencement Celebration
    Online Commencement Celebration

    Our students worked incredibly hard to reach the milestone of their college graduation, and not even a global pandemic was going to stop us from recognizing their accomplishment. On May 8th, we held an online ceremony to bring together students, faculty, staff, family, and friends to celebrate our graduates and show our Wildcat pride. You can view the video of the ceremony here.

  • Communication for survival
    NCA 105th Annual Convention: Communication for Survival

    Several of the Department of Communication faculty and graduate students will be presenting at the upcoming NCA 105th Annual Convention: Communication for Survival, in Baltimore, MD. Below is a list of presentations by those that will be representing our department.

     

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    Pam Henderson Receives Alternative Textbook Grant

    Congratulations to Department of Communication lecturer Pamela Henderson for being awarded an Alternative Textbook Grant from the University of Kentucky Libraries.

    A total of 10 grants were awarded to successful applicants who proposed to use open textbooks, free course content, and/or UK Libraries’ licensed information resources as alternative textbooks for their courses. An alternative textbook for COM 287 will be implemented starting this fall.

  • Sports Communication
    New Sport Communication Track

    The Department of Communication is excited to offer a new track in Sport Communication, starting this Fall. Professors Nicky LewisDon LoweAnthony Limperos, and Andy Pilny all study different aspects of sport communication and worked collaboratively to develop the curriculum.