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• Author of Award-Winning Handbook of Family Communication Shares What She's Learned Over the Years
• Rather Calls For Stronger Journalists, Media Shifts
• American Marketing Association Foundation Creates Mentorship Award in Honor of Advertising Professor
• Avatars Can Surreptitiously and Negatively Affect User in Video Games, Virtual Worlds, Research Shows
• Professor's Film, "Tattooed Under Fire," Premieres Nationwide on Public Television
• Six Receive Robert C. Jeffery Award for Contributions to College of Communication
• Professor Featured in National Audio Forum on Increasing Diversity
• Digital Media: Exploration of Social Networking and New Media
• Annette Strauss Institute Receives Grant to Foster Student Interest and Participation in the Election Process
• Three Music Notables to Receive Awards from The University of Texas Project on Conflict Resolution
• Book on Family Communication, Edited by Professor, Wins Distinguished Book Award
• Advertising student uses viral marketing, stomach to promote local contest
• Language can tell us a lot about political candidates, according to professor
• College of Communication Grad to Receive Distinguished Alumnus Award
• Advertising Professor Chairs Assessment Panel to Evaluate 2010 Census Campaign
• Professor's Book on Political Communication Named Best of Decade
• RTF Faculty Members Recognized by Board of Regents for Outstanding Teaching
• Journalism Professor Honored for Achievement in Diversity Research
• Society of Professional Journalists Student Chapter Honored for Excellence
• PR Professionals are Good Ethical Thinkers, Study Finds
• Communication Studies Ph.D. Candidate Commits to Keep Austin Beautiful
• College of Communication faculty and staff share insight on making the most of a new semester
• UK Newspaper Cites Professor on Apocalyptic Themes in Forthcoming Hollywood Films
• Professor Elected Vice-President of International Association of Relationship Research
• Researcher Wins $1.4 Million Grant to Help Students Improve Motivation for Academic Achievement
• A Tribute to Texan Staffer Walter Cronkite
• University of Texas Student Magazine Honored for General Excellence
• Peer Behavior, Not Communication Overload, Determines Mobile Device Use in Meetings, Study Shows
• Pulitzer Prize Winning Cartoonist and Alumnus Delivers College Commencement Address
• Texas High School Students Offer Solutions to Community Problems at Civics Fair
• Two Graduate Students Win Witherspoon Award for Original Research
• Four Seniors Win Awards to Intern in Fields of Public Policy, Service, Government and Politics
• Alumna Film Named Best Student Short in Cannes
• Professor's Documentary Film, "Tattooed Under Fire," Goes Beneath the Surface to Uncover the human and cultural cost of war
• Career Services Director Matt Berndt Shares 10 Tips for Landing a Job Today
• Three Student Essays on College Life Published in The New York Times
• Speed, Use of Social Media Outlets Are Keys to Crisis Communication, Study Shows
• Sowing the Seeds of Scholarship
• Do Ads Make Kids Fat?
• Current Affairs
• I, Journalist
• Centers and Institutes
• Surfing All Channels
• My So-Called Research Life
• Gaming - The Performance Gap
• A Conversation with Dean Hart
• Professional Networking Tool Gives Advertising and PR Students Job Search Edge
• Ideas Flow from RTF Graduate Students
• Is the American Newspaper Industry in as much trouble as it seems?
• Students Win Seven Awards at Advertising Competition