• The renovated and restored McKinley Building will include a media innovation lab, 150-seat theater, and other public spaces and sustainable features that earn it a LEED Silver certification.

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  • Students will go to New Hampshire to cover the first in the nation primary as part of a new course. There are many other election- and campaign-focused communications courses for students to choose during this presidential election year.

    Real Experience

    Students cover a debate live from New Hampshire
    as part of a new course.

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  • SOC Center for Environmental Filmmaking Annual Environmental Film Series

    Environmental
    Film Series

    SOC's Center for Environmental Filmmaking
    launches its seventh annual film series
    Tuesday, February 7.

    Check out the spring lineup.

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  • February 20 A Semester in Cuba

    Journalist-in-Residence and director of the Backpack Journalism Project Bill Gentile led a group of AU Abroad students to Cuba in the Fall of 2011.

  • February 20 Launching the Sun Valley Film Festival

    Dana Plasse, who received her MA in film and video in 1996, is the director of the new Sun Valley Film Festival, which runs from March 15 to 18 in the secluded town of Sun Valley, Idaho.

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International Media MA

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The MA in International Media offers a combination of theory, research, and professional production skills to provide a global media advantage.

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Community Voice Project

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SOC collaborates with CAS’ Department of Anthropology and the University Library to document the voices and empower the people and communities of Greater Washington.

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Public Media Futures

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The recession and trends in media technology are shaking the foundations of public media and suggesting that major operating assumptions will have to change.

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