Announcements

 


 

Spring 2012 Commencement Information

Department of Communication Graduation Ceremony,  Monday, May 21st, at 12:30 p.m.  in Cole Student Activities Building. Read more…

Graduate Students "On the Market"

 

 


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Department News

 


 

Department Presents 2012 Graduate Student Awards. Read more…

Fink Co-Authors Study of Time, Money Obligations

Article appears in Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology. Read more…

Toth Elected VP of AEJMC; Wins Plank Center Educator Mentoring Award. Read more…

Graduate Students Win BIG at GRID

COMMGrads also receives Pepsi Grant and Luechtefeld receives ECA Scholarship. Read more…

Nan & Madden Publish Health Communication Research

Article appears in Health Communication. Read more…

Fink & Waks Co-Author Study of Candidate Evaluations

Article appears in Communication Monographs. Read more…

Fink Co-Authors Study of Avoidance Strategies.

Article appears in HCR. Read more…

Ph.D. Student Receives Awards.

Cohen selected for Omicron Delta Kappa; wins Golden Key Scholarship. Read more…

New Crisis Communication Research.

UM Scholars Publish in JACR. Read more…

UM Graduate Students, Faculty Members Present Research at Spring Conferences. Read more…

Nan Publishes Meta-Analysis of Vaccination Messages.

Essay appears in Health Communication. Read more…

Khamis Authors Studies of Arab Spring; Cyberactivism.

Essays appear in Feminist Studies and the Journal of Arab & Muslim Media Research. Read more…

Ph.D. Alums Guest Edit Special Issue of PRism; Feature Article by Ph.D. Students. Read the issue here.

 

Other Department News

 

COMM Spotlight

 


 

Assistant Professors B.F. Liu, M. Liu, and X. Nan Promoted with Tenure

The Department of Communication is pleased to announce that three assistant professors, Brooke Fisher Liu, Meina Liu, and Xiaoli Nan, have all been promoted with tenure by the University of Maryland

 

This promotion recognizes each faculty member's excellence in research, teaching, and service. Their promotions will take effect August of 2012.

 


 

The Department of Communication is committed to promoting a broad spectrum of voices and views resulting from a heterogeneity of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and nationality among faculty, students, and staff.

 


 

The Department of Communication admits students seeking the B.A., and the Ph.D. degrees. The areas of research pursued in the department include:

•Feminist Studies

•Health Communication

•Intercultural Communication

•Media Studies

•Persuasion & Social Influence

•Public Relations

•Rhetoric & Political Culture

 


 

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Department Maintains National Rankings
Numerous surveys identify UM's Department of Communication as among the best programs in the nation.
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