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  Women's Leadership Brings Changes, Says Author

  Author and activist Linda Tarr-Whelan discovered that when at least 30% of the top leaders of a company are female "the priorities change and resources are redirected."
  October 12, 2009
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  SOC and ONA Mark Ten Years of New Media

  SOC faculty had a strong presence at the Online News Association's 10th anniversary conference in San Francisco, moderating panels and leading workshops for world's largest membership organization of digital journalists.
  October 7, 2009
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  Alum's Film Helps Rwandans Heal

  Hinson’s documentary tells the story of two Rwandan women and how they came to forgive the men who killed their families during the Hutu-Tutsi genocidal war from April to July of 1994.
  October 5, 2009
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  SOC Joins Nieman to Honor Journalistic Independence 

  Harvard’s Nieman Foundation awarded the second I.F. Stone medal to Jon Alpert.
  October 2, 2009
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  "Social Media Sommelier" Gary Vaynerchuk to Share His Experiences at AU

  Gary Vaynerchuk, a businessman with a powerful social media success story, will bring his "Crush It!" attitude to the American University campus on October 14.
  September 29, 2009
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  Banks’ Troubled Assets Indicate Severe Stress Investigative Reporting Workshop Finds

  American University School of Communication’s Investigative Reporting Workshop, msnbc.com continue popular BankTracker project.
  September 29, 2009