Earlier this month, 25 UT advertising and public relations students traveled to Nashville to network with alumni and learn about various types of advertising and public relations opportunities.
A film made by School of Journalism and Electronic Media students has been selected for the Nashville Film Festival.
The Public Speaking Center is available to help students, faculty, and staff with all facets of public speaking and presentations.
The documentary 7 Days in America, produced by UT’s Land Grant Films, will air on East Tennessee PBS.
Juniper Starr, a master’s student in information sciences is helping to preserve the history of African-Americans in Appalachia.
Suzie Allard has been selected as the third recipient of the CCI Board of Visitors Professorship.
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library celebrated its 100 millionth book giveaway at the Library of Congress on Tuesday, and six students and a faculty member from UT’s School of Journalism and Electronic Media had a front-row pass.
Six students and a faculty member are in Washington, DC, as the Dollywood Foundation and the Dolly Parton Imagination Library celebrate the presentation of their 100 millionth book at the Library of Congress.
The College of Communication and Information will honor actor, filmmaker, and humanitarian Cylk Cozart with the 2018 CCI Diversity Award at its 10th annual Experience Diversity banquet.
This winter, UT Professor of Journalism Michael Martinez is tuning in to the Olympics from the warm comfort of his living room.
UT’s seventh annual Social Media Week will kick off Tuesday, February 20, and continue through Thursday, February 22.
Six students from the School of Journalism and Electronic Media networked with newspaper professionals and also put their journalistic skills to use at last week’s Tennessee Press Association winter convention in Nashville.