Fall 2002
Inside:
- Hogtown Gators
- National Winners
- recent developments
- special persons
- world experience
- research agenda
- alumni profiles
Related:
Hogtown Gators
 There’s
something about Hogtown …Here’s how it’s supposed to go: leave home, go to college, find yourself. Most of the time it works that way. But the find yourself part sometimes gets a little complicated. The find yourself part is supposed to lead to picture-postcard family, high-paying job somewhere far, far away. The trajectory for people in our fields leads to big media on the coasts. >>> |
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National Winners  Dr.
Laurence B. Alexander, MA 1983, associate professor of journalism, has
been named one of three 2002 Freedom Forum Journalism Teachers of the
Year. >>> |
recent
developments
 New
art in Weimer Hall stirs media debate. Alumni returning to Weimer Hall
for a visit this fall or next spring might think they have landed in
the College of Fine Arts. >>> |
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special
persons  Faculty
promoted to higher ranks Three members of the faculty, Jean Carver
Chance, Debbie Treise, and David Carlson, have new titles this fall. >>> |
world
experience
 Public
Relations Congress draws students to Cuba. For the second consecutive
year, students in International Public Relations participated in a
key conference of public relations professionals in Latin America. >>> |
research
agenda  Dr.
Sylvia Chan-Olmsted, has
been named a University of Florida Research Foundation Professor
for 2002-05. >>> |
alumni
profiles  Leigh
Davidson Seaman is
living her professional dream—producing television programs and
working with lots of interesting people. Seaman is supervising producer
for Warehouse Warriors.>>> |
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