Las Vegas Review Journal

IT WAS CHAOS: University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Alumni Working at the Las Vegas Review-Journal Explain How They Covered the Largest Mass Shooting in American History, How the College Prepared Them For it and What Happens Next

By Ethan Bauer, B.S. Journalism 2018 The night of Oct. 1 was relaxing, like a cup of hot chocolate before bed. It was cozy. It was still. Wade Millward, B.S. Journalism 2014, was unpacking his suitcase. Scott Davidson, B.S. Journalism 2013, was enjoying a bowl of ramen noodles. Briana Erickson, B.S. Journalism 2017, was driving […]

Read more »
Janice Krieger

Janice Krieger Leads Research Program at UF Health Cancer Center

/

University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications  STEM Translational Communication Center Director Janice Krieger, along with Diana Wilkie, Ph.D., R.N., will lead the Cancer Population Sciences (CPS) program at the UF Health Cancer Center. The program will host monthly meetings to focus on conducting person centered, family-focused, clinician engaged and population-based research to improve […]

Read more »
Frank _LoMonte

Frank LoMonte Comments on College Cheerleaders Taking a Knee During a Sporting Event

Frank LoMonte, director of the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Brechner Center for Freedom of Information was featured in “GUEST COLUMNISTS: Take a Stand or Take a Knee? Two Attorneys Weigh In on Divisive Issue” published in the Marietta (Ga.) Daily Journal on Oct. 14. In the article, LoMonte is one of […]

Read more »
Norm Lewis

Norm Lewis Co-Authors Paper on Data Journalism and Its Effect on Recent Elections

University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Journalism Associate Professor Norm Lewis co-authored “Data Journalism and the Challenge of Shoe-Leather Epistemologies” published in the peer-reviewed journal Digital Journalism October 2017 edition. In the paper, co-authored with CJC Doctoral Student Stephenson Waters, Lewis chronicles a study on the effect of data journalism on the 2015 […]

Read more »

Recent Grad Spotlight: Lauren Crawford of OKMagazine.com

Lauren Crawford, a Telecommunication major with a Sports Management concentration from c/o 2015, works as a writer and reporter for OKMagazine.com. In her current position, she writes and produces daily articles on breaking entertainment news, interviews celebrities (both on and off the red carpet), and provides weekly entertainment recaps. Though looking ahead to the goal of becoming […]

Read more »
Online News Association

The Globe and Mail and First Look Media’s The Intercept Win ONA’s 2017 UF Investigative Data Journalism Award

Canada’s The Globe and Mail and First Look Media’s The Intercept received the fourth annual University of Florida Awards in Investigative Data Journalism at the 2017 Online News Association (ONA) Online Journalism Awards ceremony on Oct. 7.  The $15,000 prize, the largest offered by the ONA, will be shared by the winners. The Globe and […]

Read more »
Andrew_Selepak

Andrew Selepak Comments on Consumer Protection Laws and a Dove Facebook Ad

Andrew Selepak, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications director of the online  Master’s program with a specialization in social media, comments in “We Need These Consumer Laws Now” published in The Huffington Post on Oct. 9. In the article, Selepak argues that is it not against the law for a possible employer to […]

Read more »
Social Media

Yulia Strekalova and Janice Krieger Co-Author Paper on Cancer Risk Communication on Social Media

/

Yulia Strekalova, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications research assistant professor and director of Grants Development and Janice Krieger, UF STEM Translational Communication Center director, co-authored, “Beyond Words: Amplification of Cancer Risk Communication on Social Media,” published in The Journal of Health Communication on Sept. 28. In the paper, Strekalova and Krieger discuss […]

Read more »
Amy Jo Coffey

Amy Jo Coffey Encourages Psych Majors to Pursue an Audience Analytics Career

/

  Amy Jo Coffey, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Telecommunication associate professor and director of the online Masters’ program in Audience Analytics, was the author of “Catapult Your Career by Tracking and Analyzing Human Behavior,” published in American Psychological Association Psychology Student Network September 2017 edition. In the article, Coffey targets psychology […]

Read more »
Frank _LoMonte

Frank LoMonte Comments on the National Debate Over Taking a Knee During Class Activities and Sporting Events

Frank LoMonte, director of the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Brechner Center for Freedom of Information, commented in “Mom Says Her 6-Year-Old Son Was Silenced by a Teacher After He Knelt for the Pledge of Allegiance” published in the Tampa Bay Times on Sept. 27. LoMonte remarks on the treatment of a […]

Read more »

CJC and WUFT-FM Recognized for Hurricane Irma Coverage

/

Professionals and students from the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications public radio stations WUFT-FM/WJUF-FM and the Florida Public Radio Emergency Network, headquartered at the College’s Division of Media Properties, were recognized for their efforts in providing live and ongoing coverage of Hurricane Irma to listeners throughout the state of Florida. “New CPB Grant Bolsters […]

Read more »