Nestled in the middle of the Sunshine State at a Top 5 public university, the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications is one...
Read moreOn Oct. 4, 2022, award-winning journalist and columnist Carl Hiaasen shared insights with University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications students about the craft...
Read moreSovereign Brands CEO and UF alumnus Brett Berish was interviewed by CJC Dean Hub Brown on Sept. 13, 2022 as part of the College’s Great Storytellers...
Read moreJournalism Professor Mike Foley started teaching reporting at the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications in 2001, after a 30-year career with the...
Read moreKatie Hyson, M.A.M.C. 2020, joined the College’s Innovation News Center in June 2021 as a Report for America journalist for WUFT. Report for America is...
Read moreIf you’re interested in pursuing a career in media — from journalist, to video producer, to public relations specialist, to account executive — the UF...
Read moreThe primary function of “social robots” is to facilitate communication with humans, and is being applied in a variety of industries, including education and physical...
Read moreAs part of the University of Florida capital campaign, CJC alumni Juan and Sandy Andrade donated funds to create the Andrade Fund for Student Success....
Read moreOn Sept. 14, 2021, UF College of Journalism and Communications Dean Hub Brown was interviewed by Sara Ganim, Hearst Journalism Fellow at the Brechner Center...
Read moreThe Virtual Graduation Celebration Ceremony was held on August 7, 2021. The ceremony included an address from Gale King, B.S. Journalism 1983 and Hall of...
Read moreThe Virtual Graduation Celebration Ceremony was held on May 3, 2021. Congratulations to the CJC Class of 2021. We are honored that you chose to...
Read moreNew York Times Science Columnist Carl Zimmer joined us on March 19, 2021 for a discussion as part of UF’s Science Journalist in Residence program....
Read moreThis is a recording of the CJC Fall 2020 Commencement ceremony, held virtually on Dec. 12, 2019.
Read moreWelcome Class of 2024. This is a recording of the Convocation ceremony held August 28, 2020.
Read moreCongratulations to all of our graduates on their achievements, particularly during these difficult times. We are proud of all of you and wish you much...
Read moreOn April 17, 2020, the College held it’s annual Awards Ceremony virtually. The ceremony honors the top students for the 2019-20 academic year.
Read moreIn this new series, CJC Telecommunication Lecturer Iman Zawahry interviewed cinematographer Chloe Weaver, whose portfolio includes narrative film, documentaries and commercial work.
Read moreThe CJC Advisory Councils #AllKinds of Weather Virtual Series were created to help students deal with stress and job searching during the COVID-19 pandemic. The...
Read moreJacqueline Olive, M.A.M.C. 2007, is an independent filmmaker and immersive media producer with more than a decade of experience in journalism and film. Her debut...
Read moreThe University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications is one of the top communication programs in the country, offering four majors, undergraduate and graduate...
Read moreUF’s Science Journalist in Residence program is pleased to present NO DOUBT: Journalist Jenny Staletovich on communicating climate change, uncertainty, and the future of Florida....
Read moreIn the third of our series of We Are CJC videos celebrating Black History Month, Mira Lowe, assistant dean for student experiences and director of...
Read moreWE ARE CJC is a multicultural initiative created to highlight and support the College’s diverse faculty, staff, and student body. In celebration of Black History...
Read moreWe Are CJC is a multicultural initiative created to highlight and support the College’s diverse faculty, staff, and student body. In celebration of Black History...
Read moreIn our second in a series of videos for We Are CJC and Black History Month, we feature Journalism Assistant Professor Rachel Grant sharing her...
Read moreScott Sanders, B.S. Advertising 1979 and 2006 Hall of Fame, is an Emmy, Grammy and Tony Award-winning, film, television and theater producer. He spoke to the...
Read moreFlorida state climatologist David Zierden’s talk provides a basic but comprehensive introduction to the latest science on climate change and variability in Florida, with insights...
Read moreFrancie Diep, staff writer at The Chronicle of Higher Education, spoke to and took questions from students and faculty in Gannett Auditorium on Nov. 14,...
Read moreThe Department of Telecommunication offers three tracks: digital film and video production, management strategy, and media and society. Department Chair David Ostroff explains the skills...
Read morePublic Relations Department Chair Marcia DiStaso shares the variety of opportunities available to public relations students, both at the College and in their careers.
Read moreIf you have an interest in becoming and advertising professional, Advertising Department Chair Tom Kelleher explains the variety of customizable options available to CJC students.
Read moreIs a journalism major right for you? Journalism Department Chair Ted Spiker shares why a journalism major, whether or not you want to pursue a...
Read moreThe annual workshop featuring some of the College’s top alumnae, designed to inspire students to enter the workforce with confidence and impact. Recorded April 12,...
Read moreOur students represent a mix of cultures, races, religions, interests and identities. They are “different.” And we want your “different.” Join us at one of...
Read moreGator Nation Giving Day is an all-day fundraising event to show the world what a difference thousands of Gators and 24 hours can make when...
Read moreEver wonder what life is like here at the UF College of Journalism and Communications? We hope this video gives you an idea. Come join...
Read moreUF College of Journalism and Communications Fall 2018 Graduate Recognition Ceremony. Video features comments by Dean Diane McFarlin, Public Relations graduate Eugenia Blaubach Jimenez and...
Read moreJeff Klinkenberg, B.S. Journalism 1971, is a devotee of Florida, a rare breed of native son who has embraced Florida’s beauty, faults, and immense changes....
Read moreCandidates for legislature and judgeships across Florida are signing on to the Florida First Amendment Foundation’s open-government pledge. Have your elected officials pledged to defend...
Read moreWarren Zanes, Ph.D., is a musician, teacher and writer whose subjects range from Jimmy Rodgers to Dusty Springfield to the history of Warner Bros. Records. He...
Read moreVisiting public relations professionals share their thoughts on what it takes to be successful in the industry.
Read moreVisiting public relations professionals share advice for students entering the industry.
Read moreVisiting public relations professionals talk about what it takes to combat what appears to be a growing distrust in the media.
Read moreInsight from visiting public relations professionals about the future of the industry.
Read moreThe College of Journalism and Communications welcomes science journalist-in-residence Denise Chow to speak at the Bob Graham Center on Mar. 14 at 6 p.m. in...
Read moreClaire Smith is a pioneering, female sports journalist who has been covering baseball for more than three decades, including seven years as a national baseball writer...
Read moreDavid Filipov, former Moscow Bureau Chief of The Washington Post and writer for The Boston Globe, speaks at the Bob Graham Center on Feb. 20, 2018...
Read more2018 marks 50 years since the official establishment of UF’s College of Journalism and Communications. That’s 50 years of great stories — here’s to the next...
Read moreOver a period of 10 days in May 2017, 24 people from the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications traveled to Cuba to...
Read moreDavid Biello (@dbiello), the science curator for TED and author of The Unnatural World, talks about how people’s impacts on the planet are now pervasive,...
Read moreFormer FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate (@WCraigFugate) talks about the future of disaster response, increasing disaster risk, the rising costs associated with natural disasters and his...
Read moreCaitie Switalski, a 2017 graduate, shares stories and advice about the opportunities found at UF’s College of Journalism and Communications.
Read moreJournalism Chair and Professor Ted Spiker reflects on what it means to be a mentor to students and to have received the 2016-2017 Undergraduate Teacher...
Read moreThe CJC’s Clay Calvert and Frank LoMonte talk a bit about what the First Amendment covers in terms of free speech.
Read moreStudents and faculty speak about what you can expect to find here in the CJC graduate program.
Read moreThe Professional Master’s track is an on-campus program focused in four core/cross disciplines: applied theory; communication, technology and society; multimedia storytelling; and data creation/analysis/data visualization.
Read moreInternational students reflect on some of their experiences and the community they found in graduate school at the CJC.
Read moreStudents speak on their experiences while on a 10-day multimedia storytelling program to Cuba. More on student projects at Cuba: Outside In and some personal student stories...
Read moreOrlando Gutierrez talks about his hopes for the future of the Cuban art community. Cuba: Outside In
Read moreOlga Perez speaks on embracing the opportunity of entrepreneurship that’s coming along with changes in the Cuban economy. Cuba: Outside In
Read moreLuigi Fiori talks about his mission to bring new flavors from Italy and the Mediterranean to Cuba. Cuba: Outside In
Read moreGreta, a student at the University of Havana, talks with us about her studies, what she’d like to do and the growing opportunity for the...
Read moreAs a principal dancer in Cuba’s renowned national ballet, this artist has many opportunities to perform in the United States. And while on tour she...
Read moreIn a country that embodies scarcity, we explore a thriving art scene and how Cubans reflect their lives through the works they create. The rich...
Read moreCuba seems like a water-rich country, with abundant rainfall, rivers crisscrossing the island and groundwater that bubbles up in turquoise springs. But it has always...
Read moreOver a period of 10 days in May 2017, 24 people from the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications traveled to Cuba to...
Read moreClay Calvert, Brechner Eminent Scholar in Mass Communication and director of the Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project, speaks at TEDxUF 2017 on April 1,...
Read moreLudoactivism (‘ludic’: related to games and play, from Latin ludus) refers to playful ways to create positive social, civic, environmental and health changes in the real world. This talk critically analyzes the...
Read moreBest-selling authors Michael Connelly (B.S. Journalism 1980, Alumnus of Distinction 2003) and James Patterson spoke in the Reitz Union as part of GatorNights on February...
Read moreAlexandra Horowitz is the author of the New York Times best-selling book Inside of a Dog: What Dogs See, Smell, and Know and the follow-up,...
Read moreTake a tour through Weimer Hall at the University of Florida’s College of Journalism and Communications. NOTE: The 360º experience is available on Chrome, Firefox,...
Read moreDebbie Cenziper, B.S. Journalism 1992, is an investigator reporter with The Washington Post and co-author of the recently published Love Wins, a “fascinating and very...
Read moreJulie Leibach is the managing editor of online content for Science Friday, a website and weekly radio show hosted by Ira Flatow. Prior to her...
Read moreBest-selling and critically acclaimed author Michael Connelly returns to his educational roots at the University of Florida to talk about the art and craft of...
Read moreAnn Christiano, Public Relations professor and Karel Endowed Chair in Public Interest Communications, speaks at TEDxUF 2015 on March 21, 2015 at the Curtis M. Phillips...
Read moreTampa Bay Times environmental reporter Craig Pittman, one of the nation’s top environmental reporters, shares raucous stories about the environmental beat: From covering secret Texas...
Read moreWinner of the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for her heartbreaking “Girl in the Window” for the St. Petersburg Times, Lane DeGregory is an expert at finding...
Read moreThe best-selling author of Nine Dragons, City of Bones, The Lincoln Lawyer and many other novels talks about his early days as a storyteller, what...
Read moreWinner of the Pulitzer Prize for “elegantly written stories of contemporary America,” and author of a brilliant trilogy about his family (All Over but the...
Read moreWinner of the Pulitzer Prize for his reporting for the Washington Post, David Finkel was lavished with praise for his 2009 book, The Good Soldiers....
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