• SOC announces a new MA in Political Communication in partnership with the AU's School of Public Affairs

    New MA in Political Communication

    The School of Communication announces a new MA in Political Communication in partnership with the AU's School of Public Affairs

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    After years of opposition from the broadband and wireless industries, the FCC is set to release a national broadband plan and regulators will try again to force information about the "digital divide” into the open in an effort to help consumers.

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  • March 18 AU PRSSA to Co-host National Conference

    American University’s chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America joins with Howard University and University of Maryland to host the 2010 PRSSA National Conference. 

  • March 17 Center Honors Three Eco-Conscious Filmmakers

    The Center for Environmental Filmmaking has selected three exceptional MFA students to honor for the first year of its Center Scholars program.

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