UL Communication Graduate Program

May 11, 2024 -- The close of another semester and 5 more of our master's students have crossed over to becoming ! Congratulations Tracey Adjei, Adam Cortez, Ashlyne Crane, Jamie Parker, and Hayley Rummel. We are all so proud of you and your accomplishments and know you will go far!
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
University of Louisiana at Lafayette Graduate School
University of Louisiana at Lafayette College of Liberal Arts
Department of Communication, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
UL Communication Graduate Program

There are many rewards to in -- from helping students more about their interests and path; to performing on important topics in your field; to providing to local and global communities through shared dialog. It is especially rewarding when some, or even all, of these objectives come together.

Today, thanks to modern technology (Zoom, Internet, etc.), University of Louisiana at Lafayette Graduate School University of Louisiana at Lafayette College of Liberal Arts Department of Communication, University of Louisiana at Lafayette graduate student, Taiwo Oluyinka and I co-presented a paper with our observations on the future effect of in the industry at the opening panel of a two-day conference -- at Radio & TV Dept. of Cairo University

This was Taiwo's first academic conference presentation. One of many to come.

Our presentation at the conference, "From Broadcasting, to Narrowcasting, to Net casting: Challenges and Implications of the Digital Age" began a little after 11:00 am -- Cairo Time. That's a little after 3:00 am US Central Time. Oh, yes, and on Fat Tuesday. But it was worth it -- and travel time each way was only about 10 minutes. 😊

Thanks to department head Professor Ashraf Galal Hassan Mohamed and all the people involved in preparing the event, presenting at the conference, and all the attendees.

If you can break away from the Women's Conference on Thursday, please see if you have the time to attend the UL System Free Expression Summit.
Not only can you participate in an open conversation about open conversation in higher education in Louisiana, you can also freely express your opinion about the FREE LUNCH provided!

Thursday, 3/16 at 12:30 at the LITE Center in Lafayette, LA.

And our own communication law expert, Prof. William R. Davie will be a panelist.

Please share this information freely with everyone you know.

The event is free to attend, but preregistration required https://www.ulsystem.edu/free-expression-summit/

Join the Department of Modern Languages for the first of three events in the Spring Speaker Series in French & Francophone Studies on Friday 25 February 2022, 1pm (US Central). Dr. Annette Joseph-Gabriel (Duke) will discuss her book Reimaging Liberation: How Black Women Transformed Citizenship in the French Empire. This event is open to all. Register here: https://calendar.louisiana.edu/modern-languages/view/event/event_id/8477