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Path to Multimedia Communication

The Communication Department and The Rizzo Career Center will co-host our annual event, "Path to Multimedia Communication", on Thursday, March 14, from 4:30-6:30 p.m. in the 4th Floor Programming Room.

Loyola University Maryland’s PRSSA Chapter Wins Teahan Award for Community Service

Loyola University Maryland’s chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) has won the prestigious Teahan Award for Community Service! This is one of the top national chapter awards of the PRSSA Foundation.

PRSSA Loyola Maryland Chapter and Its Student Leaders Won National Recognition

Outgoing and incoming student leaders of Loyola University Maryland’s Chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) have won multiple national awards this summer.

April Newton and Masudul Biswas receive award during a ceremony at the AEJMC conference in Detroit

Communication Faculty members April Newton and Masudul Biswas receive award at the AEJMC conference in Detroit

Department’s IDEA Committee Organizes a Workshop on Classroom Conversation on Race

Communication Department’s Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility (IDEA) committee successfully organized a virtual workshop for Loyola faculty on “Managing Classroom Conversations about Race” on Thursday, January 13, 2022

DEI committee organized a teaching workshop

Communication Department's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Committee organized a virtual teaching workshop for the faculty titled, “Infusing the Curriculum,” on May 20, 2021.

Graduation to New Career: Succeed While Working from Home

This year, graduation season isn’t what any of us expected. The COVID-19 crisis replaced stadiums full of graduates and their families with Zoom-based ceremonies, parades of decorated cars, and lawn signs congratulating the class of 2020. With...

Going Viral: How Healthcare Organizations Can Use Emerging Media in Crisis Communications

There has never been a period in our lifetimes where swift, clear communication has been so vital to saving countless lives worldwide. The COVID-19 crisis challenged governments and healthcare organizations everywhere with the need to keep the world’s...

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Jenny Glick, WTOP reporter and lecturer at Loyola, receives Gracie Award

Congratulations to communication department lecturer and WTOP reporter Jenny Glick who was named as a 2020 Gracie Award recipient for her reporting on eating disorders, “Starving for Perfection.” The Gracie Award is a prestigious honor given...

Communication Faculty Congratulate Class of 2020

The Loyola University Maryland Communication department faculty congratulate the class of 2020.