- Hartnett publishes new article and continues publicity
Stephen John Hartnett, professor and chair of communication, recently published The Folly of Fighting for Providence; or, the End of Empire and Exceptionalism in Cultural ... Read More » - Foss lectures in China
Sonja K. Foss, research professor in communication, just completed a lecture tour of four universities in China. She lectured on the topic "Beyond Persuasion: A Proposal for an Invitational Rhetoric" to undergraduates, ... Read More » - Ott delivered invited lecture
Brian Ott, associate professor of communication, delivered a lecture titled, "The Politics and Pedagogy of Art in Postmodernity: Cognitive Mapping and The Bothersome Man" at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill on ... Read More » - Keränen gave invited presentation
Lisa Keränen, associate professor of communication, gave an invited plenary presentation, "Technologies of the Self at the End of Life: Pastoral Power and the Rhetoric of Advance Care Planning," at a national forum, "After ... Read More » - Hartnett continues radio publicity
On April 15, Stephen John Hartnett, professor and chair of communication, was the invited guest on the More Talk Radio Show, discussing the history and contemporary state of the death penalty. He was promoting his new book, ... Read More » - Communication in Beijing hosts Lee
On April 9th, the department of communication at the International College Beijing hosted Lydia L. Lee for a guest presentation titled, "Five Things that Changed the World of Communications: From a PR Perspective". Ms. Lee is ... Read More » - Hartnett media update
Stephen John Hartnett, professor and chair of communication, has been busy promoting his latest book. He was the invited guest on MSNBC’s The Cycle, one of the nation’s highest-rated daytime news shows, ... Read More » - Hartnett interviewed again on his latest book
On March 4, Professor and Chair of Communication Stephen John Hartnett, was the invited guest on the Matthew Filipowicz Radio Show. Promoting his new book, Executing Democracy, Volume 2: Capital Punishment & the Making of ... Read More » |
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