Month: June 2018

Clay Calvert, director of the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project, is the author of “Gag Clauses and the Right to Gripe: The Consumer Review Fairness Act of 2016 & State Efforts to Protect Online Reviews from Contractual Censorship” published in Volume 24, Issue 2 of the Widener […]

By Tracy Wright, B.S. Public Relations 1999, M.A.MC. 2002 Dave Carlson’s office on the third floor of the UF College of Journalism and Communications perfectly reflects his professional career and personality. Every square foot of it is adorned with classic rock memorabilia and strewn with communication devices dating back to the 1970s. Those artifacts will […]

UF CJC study abroad students reflect on their European experience, particularly the art, architecture, and richness of their Florentine home.  

Gators aren’t native to this body of water, but it certainly is our shade of blue.     

The CJC study abroad program in Italy is more than pizza and gelato, it’s an intensive, immersive, and exciting learning experience inside and outside the Italian classroom!  

Tutti a bordo! CJC Study abroad students experience the captivating Italian island of Capri.  

Study abroad students step out of the classroom and into the kitchen for an authentic Italian cooking lesson.                

Study abroad students venture off into the Tuscan vineyards and learn the art of winemaking while sampling some of Italy’s oldest wine.      

CJC students Helyne Levy & Peyton Thomas compare Florence and Gainesville scooter traffic.

CJC student Caroline Williams muses that they have traded one swamp for another and offer a quick glimpse of Venice.

Siamo arrivati! One hundred twenty students traveled to Florence, Italy to learn communication, culture, art, and that sometimes, getting there is half the avventura!

The University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications (CJC) has published the second edition of the Journal of Public Interest Communications (JPIC), an academic journal dedicated to the theory and science of strategic communication for social change. Volume 2, No. 1, includes a wide range of original research on Public Interest Communications including an […]