 WLOY Radio Raises Donations for Haiti Relief
WLOY is so much more than a college radio station. Its latest service project under WLOY Operations Manager John Devecka is fundraising for relief of Haiti earthquake victims. Loyolans have donated more than $10,000 to WLOY's fund in support of Catholic Relief Services' Haiti earthquate relief efforts, which will be doubled by a matching grant from the Aber D. Unger Foundation. For the latest information, browse the WLOY website.
| | Fall 2010 Communication Course Offerings
Get up-to-date list | Get up-to-date schedule | Go to Online Advising Page | | New Fashion Blog by Loyola Communication students
Check it out Loyola's fashion leaders: LoyolaLooks.wordpress.com |  | 
Rachel Sims
| President, Senior Editor and Founder: Rachel Sims
Editor and Co-Founder: Katie Navarro
Editor and Public Relations Director: Amy Choi
Writers: Jackie McCormick, Casey Sullivan, Gina Moffa, Mallory Homsey, Briana Berg, Nicole Santagata, Storm Sebastian, Victoria Stackhouse
Photographers: Nicole Ferrai, Lauren Menn
Staff Advisor: Celia Goldsmith, Communication Dept. Administrative Assistant
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| Dr. Rosas-Moreno to offer Global Public Relations
Loyola students have a special opportunity in Fall 2010 to study public relations from a global perspective with Communication professor Dr. Tania Cantrell Rosas-Moreno: CM385.01 Special Topics in Communication: Global Public Relations (3 cr.) no prerequisite, TTH 10:50-12:05. Download flyer |  | | Dr. Alperstein reprises Global Advertising
Dr. Neil Alperstein's Global Adverstising was a big success, so he decided to offer it again in Fall 2010: CM385.02 Special Topics in Communication: Global Advertising (3 cr.) no prerequisite, TTH 12:15-1:30. Download flyer Students may enroll in both Global Public Relations and Global Advertising classes in Fall 2010 to get a unique international communication learning experience. |  | |  Frank Sesno to give 2010 Caulfield Lecture
Emmy Award-winning journalist and professor Frank Sesno, former CNN Washington correspondent and bureau chief, will speak in McGuire Hall on Thursday, April 22, 2010, at 5:00 p.m. Mr. Sesno's topic is "Will We Lose the News?: Learning to Tell Stories in a New Way."
Free and open to the public.
Learn more | Download release | Download poster
| |  Student Online Magazine
The Pound is the Dept. of Communication's student-run website that highlights student works, community events and activities for the Loyola Community. The website was created by Spring 2009 senior capstone students in graphics, web design and digital media. Spring 2010 students are expanding the site. View the news release. Take me to the Pound.
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| | Communication Course Changes:
• Graphics I is renumbered from CM222 to CM322 -- same course, no prerequisite.
• CM224 Video Production is now CM324 Video I -- same course, no prerequisite. | |  Special Offering:
CM394 Research Experience in Fall 2010 is open to all students with no prerequisite. This course is an excellent preparation for students planning to attend graduate school. CM394.01_10FA, Dr. Neil Alperstein, TTH 3:05-4:20PM. Download flyer | | New Intro to Communication Text
Loyola Communication professors Elliot King, Russell Cook, and Mitchell Tropin have authored a new textbook customized for CM203:  Currents in Communi-cation: Textbook, Reader, Notebook, Kendall Hunt Publishers 2010. Five sections of CM203 are offered in Fall 2010. | | Communication Specializations:
Advertising/Public Relations
Digital Media
Journalism
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