GTA Spotlight: Toni Morgan
Meet Toni Morgan, Communication Studies doctoral student and Graduate Teaching Assistant! Toni studies family and interprersonal communication and teaches our capstone course along with Dr. Ron Lee. Continue reading…
Undergraduate Advisory Board at CSCA!
Some of our CSUGSAB Executive Board members joined us in Omaha for the 2019 Central States Communication Association Conference! Pictured from left to right: Lorina Amore, Clarie Carlson, and Mary Schultz. *Not pictured: Maddi Smith
Congratulations to Mikki Minton!
Communication Studies Major Mikki Minton presented her research this weekend at the Central States Communication Association in Omaha! She is pictured here with Dr. Jody Koenig Kellas and Graduate Student Toni Morgan. Mikki is a member of Dr. Kellas' research lab, Narrative Nebraska!
Don't Miss Your Chance to Order Your COMM Studies Husker Gear! Order Window Closes April 15!
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Save the Date: COMMunity Night April 18th
April 18th movie at the Ross, followed by conversation at The Foundry. We will see The Aftermath (https://theross.org/movie/1086/). Approximately 5pm. This is “$1 Day” at the Ross. Students pay $1 for movie admission, and $1 for popcorn! Brought to you by the COMM Studies UG Student Advisory Board!
Positions Open at the Women's Center
We would like to spread the word about our student positions that begin fall 2019. We have three positions open: Students with Children Coordinator, Programming Assistant, and Resource Assistant. To apply, go to Handshake. For any questions, reach out to Jan Deeds (jdeeds1@unl.edu). Continue reading…
More details at: https://unl.joinhandshake.com/loginHomerathon 2019
Picking up where we left off last year, we are hosting an all-day reading of Homer’s Odyssey. Paired with talks, events, food and games throughout the day, it is sure to be a good time! Come read a passage yourself! Continue reading…
Jonathan Shay
Jonathan Shay, psychologist, MacArthur grant winner, and author of Achilles in Vietnam, will talk about his work with veterans of the Vietnam war and how Homer’s poems the Iliad and Odyssey are reflections of combat trauma and the American soldiers’ experience. Continue reading…
Originally published April 8, 2019 -
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