Denise Bostdorff discusses journal reviewing on podcast
Communication studies professor gives advice to young scholars interested in becoming a peer reviewer
Independent Study uses a narrative approach to document the summer of 2020
Delaney Zuver ’21 collected and analyzed narratives of how people remember the summer of 2020 at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, mid-2020 election, and during the summer riots against racial injustice.
Communication studies alumnus experienced historical moment first-hand
Joe Vardon ’02 broke the news about the Milwaukee Bucks not playing from inside the NBA Bubble
Communication studies graduate shares I.S. research as panelist on NPR station
Korri Palmer ’20 receives attention for research on cancel culture
Denise Bostdorff comments on ‘aggressive rhetoric of Trump’s fundraising emails’
Denise Bostdorff, professor of communication studies, consulted based on her expertise in political rhetoric in an article by Vox Media that examined “why Trump’s […]
Wooster senior makes her voice heard in local community
Amelia Kemp ’21 participates in Black Lives Matter movement as part of her APEX Fellowship
Bostdorff a Featured Speaker at Dole Institute of Politics’ Presidential Lecture Series
Wooster professor offered her expertise on political rhetoric, was also interviewed on NPR affiliate
Communication studies major explores creative educational methods
Communication studies major Kennedey Bell ’21 interned as an APEX Fellow at Science PlaySpace Initiative, in Mount Vernon, Ohio. A non-profit program established in […]
Two More Fulbright Awards Go to Wooster Students, Bringing Total to Four This Year
Joe Besl ’09, Erin Tupman ’19 are Fulbright research grantees headed to Canada and Russia, respectively
Hayet Rida ’11 fights for success
“People are scared of failure, but to me failure is my best friend. It’s one of the things I enjoy most because it allows […]
Taking a Toxic Tour of Brooklyn
Jack Gilio focuses on environmental justice
Deval Mehta ’05 combines technical expertise with people skills to succeed
Deval Mehta is pretty sure why he landed a Presidential Management Fellowship and subsequent placement as an information technology manager with the U.S. Department […]
Discovering a more complicated reality
Meg Itoh asks, “What is Chinese food?”