CJC's Rachel Grant was part of a discussion at AJHA Convention in Memphis, Tennessee on Oct. 1. She was one of six scholars participating in “Meet Us at the Corner Where Journalism, Gender and Race Intersect.” https://bit.ly/3RBobTp
Thank you to @UF CJC alum @Carl_Hiaasen for visiting and sharing his insights on the craft of storytelling as part of our Great Storytellers series. #CommuniGators
CJC's Clay Calver is quoted in “Hillsborough Transit Agency Fights a First Amendment Lawsuit in U.S. Court. Why?” published in the Tampa Bay Business Journal on Sept. 26.
Clay Calvert Comments on First Amendment Free Speech Violation
Clay Calvert, director of the Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project and Brechner Eminent Scholar in Mass Commun...
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On #NewsEngagementDay (and every day), we thank our many students and alums working as journalists, whether it be for @WUFTNews, @TheAlligator or other media outlets. Please read, watch and listen to their important work.
https://www.alligator.org/
https://www.wuft.org/news/
Congratulations to our very own @fordpat for winning the President’s Award at the 2022 #HPRABRAVOAwards last week! Pat is being recognized for his efforts toward increasing diverse representation within the PR industry. We're so proud and thankful for your devotion in all you do!
.@UFjSchool @ufalumni and regional Emmy award-winner @PlanetClaudia moved from Puerto Rico to Miami when she was 7 years old. This experience inspired her to write @hbomax's “Gordita Chronicles,” a comedy about the immigrant experience. 📺
CJC Telecom Grad Shared the Immigrant Experience in HBO Max Series “Gordita Chronicles”
By Lenore Devore, B.S., Journalism, 1984Moving from Puerto Rico to Miami when Claudia Forestieri’s father was pr...
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Game on! Join us at the annual paper airplane contest between the College of Journalism and Communications and the College of Health & Human Performance! The event will begin at 10:30 a.m. this Thursday, October 6. Meet at the ramp between the Florida Gym and the Stadium.
“You’re not doing your job as a columnist if you’re not pissing someone off,” the legendary Carl Hiaasen to @tbridis and a packed room of students and guests at @UFJSchool.
CJC alum @Carl_Hiaasen sharing insights on the craft of storytelling as part of our Great Storytellers series. Streaming live at https://youtu.be/ZpDNNhLZIXg
The future is here! Secure your spot at @NBCUAcademy's Next Level Summit on October 18.
Learn from top journalists and @NBCUniversal News Group leaders about tech, digital, streaming and the future of news.
Register now: https://www.nbcuacademy.com/next-level-summit #NBCUAcademySummit
"Time to Reinvent #Florida Once Again"--my deep dive on #Sanibel (the only Florida city to have truly limited growth), the misnamed Lee County, and the opportunity #Ian offers for a new Florida dream. @POLITICOMag @politico
Time to Reinvent Florida Once Again
The destruction of Hurricane Ian also offers opportunity for a more sustainable future.
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Learn to tell intersectional stories that help illustrate inequality and how different identities can layer up to compound the challenge.
Join our workshop this Thursday, Oct. 6! Led by @annieneimand and @NatalieAsorey https://twitter.com/commsboard/status/1576629272319787008
How intersectional stories can improve your communications strategy https://communicationsboard.org/products/how-intersectional-stories-help-the-communities-we-serve
#communications #publicrelations #nonprofit
SAVE THE DATE! The annual paper airplane contest between the CJC and HHP will assemble at 10:25 a.m. on October 6. Faculty, staff, students, and community members are all invited to participate.
The event will be hosted by Steve Spurrier and prizes will be given out to winners!
CJC named Advertising Department Chair Robyn Goodman the new associate dean for Graduate Studies, where she will provide leadership in management, promotion and strategic planning for graduate education. She will assume the role on Oct. 1, 2022.
UFCJC Names Robyn Goodman Associate Dean for Graduate Studies
The University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications (UFCJC) today named Advertising Department Chair Roby...
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Incredible reporting by @UFJSchool students out of SW Florida. This is when what we do matters most to the communities we serve. #HurricaneIan https://twitter.com/amygalo_/status/1576309967556313088
Boats piled up at the Legacy Harbour Marina in Ft. Myers following Hurricane Ian. @WUFTNews @ChrisWill_TV @kendallbrandt4
. @WUFTNews reporters from @UFJSchool find other North central Florida residents making a difference in the Hurricane Ian disaster zone. https://twitter.com/kendallbrandt4/status/1576324606641594369
A group of volunteers from Keystone Heights traveled to Cape Coral to rescue residents stuck on Big Pine Island. @wuftnews
.@UFJSchool students took boats to southwest Florida’s barrier islands to tell the stories of communities cut off by Hurricane Ian. https://twitter.com/kendallbrandt4/status/1576350227966984195
We traveled with the US Coast Guard from Pine Island to Cape Coral. Responders were taking residents trapped on the island in Matlacha. @amygalo_ @ChrisWill_TV @WUFTNews
.@niemanstory features CJC's @TheMoniBasu and @janwinburnCNN who discussed what reporters need from editors and what editors need from reporters at the @fortell_kraft conference in September.
What reporters need from editors and editors need from reporters: A partnership between narrative journalists Jan Winburn and Moni Basu led to deep stories and a deep friendship
https://niemanstoryboard.org/stories/what-reporters-need-from-editors-and-editors-need-from-reporters/
A lot of our @UFJSchool student journalists will be telling the story of the recovery from the devastating Hurricane Ian in the coming weeks. I'm grateful to @spj_tweets for the resources they provide. Students can find lots of useful information here.
Journalist's Toolbox: Weather
Presented by the Society of Professional Journalists
www.journaliststoolbox.org
Love this article about my @UFJSchool colleague @HarrisonHove #hurricaneian
Hurricane Ian: Gainesville grandson rescues âMimi‘ from storm‘s path
Harrison Hove drove his 88-year-old grandmother, Denise Pirhalla, from Venice to Gainesville to escape Hurricane Ian.
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