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Welcome to the School of Communications at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. We offer undergraduate and graduate study with two BA programs (Communication and Journalism), one MA program (Communication), an interdisciplinary PhD program, and a graduate certificate. We strive for excellence in all areas of teaching, research, and practice while embracing the contemporary challenges of complex and multicultural contexts involving communication and journalism.
Communication focuses on communication in intercultural and professional communities, information and communication technologies (ICTs) and policy, and the media arts. Journalism is professionally oriented and develops students’ critical thinking skills and ability to gather, analyze, and organize information, and to communicate it clearly and responsibly through print, broadcast, and online media.
Trump Vows Speedy Path to 5G, but Offers Few New Ideas
Trump Vows Speedy Path to 5G, but Offers Few New Ideas
President Trump says the US "must win" the race to 5G. But a plan outlined by FCC Chair Ajit Pai is a modest expansion of existing programs.
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Early bird registration is open for THE journalism conference of the year -- #EIJ19! Network with journalists & recruiters. Get training, get empowered, get inspired. Register by June 27 for best rates. We can't wait to see you in San Antonio! @RTDNA @NAHJ
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Press freedom and civil liberties groups are uniformly criticizing the Trump admin's indictment of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. We've collected the groups' statements here:
Civil liberties groups condemn the Trump admin’s indictment of Julian Assange
Here’s what numerous civil liberties and digital rights groups had to say about the implications of Assange’s charge and arrest.
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.@CNN and most media reporting today's image as a "photo". It's not a photo, it's an "image". Photos are captures of visible light. There are no optical lenses on the Event Horizon Telescope to see visible light. Not all images are photos, but all photos are images!
Asking Alexa for news no longer has to stop with the latest headlines: NPR and other news organizations will be able to easily turn a short news briefing into an extended — even infinite — listening experience.
Asking Alexa for news no longer has to stop with the latest headlines
NPR and other news organizations will be able to easily turn a short news briefing into an extended — even infinite — listening experience.
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ASU looks to establish Native American Journalists Association (@najournalists) chapter at @Cronkite_ASU ➡️
If you're interested in joining our student chapter, DM me!
ASU looks to establish Native American Journalists Association chapter at Cronkite school
ASU is set to establish a chapter of the Native American Journalists Association at the Cronkite school.
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A new study by the @APA suggests a link between social media and the rise of mental health issues in Gen Z. According to Karen North, Comm Prof at @USC, "Human beings compare ourselves to others and social media has amplified that tendency among people."
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New study links social media use to mental health issues in young adults
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🗓️ Film editor, producer and trans advocate Charlize Toratani returns to #UHManoa to present a FREE lecture on her pathway to a successful career in film making and advocacy. Her talk will be held on April 3 at noon in Moore Hall 319.
Alumna and Hollywood filmmaker to speak at UH Mānoa
Charlize Toratani, a graduate of the University of Hawaii at Manoa's Academy for Creative Media, will speak on her pathway to a successful career in f...
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.@Jordan_Segundo sat down with Ka Leo to talk about his news career, his move to Sacramento and his plans for the future.
Read more about his story in our latest issue and online: https://t.co/ciu6rjGzoQ
Journalists are saying yes to unions to lift salary floors, win or improve basic benefits, and provide some cushion to the industry’s volatility
Why Newsrooms Are Unionizing Now | Nieman Reports
n January 2015, The Washington Post’s labor reporter at the time, Lydia DePillis, wrote a story called “Why Internet journalists don’...
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