Spotlighting
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“I have to get my Master’s degree,” Bruce Trimble said to himself as he walked out of the lecture hall. The year was 2004,…
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Social media has become a large part of our daily routine, so much so that sometimes people take it for granted. In the 2010…
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Before making applied communication a college student’s major, one might wonder what can be done with an applied communication degree? According to TopUniversities.com, communication…
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October was a busy month in the Applied Communication Department. Here’s a look at what you may have missed. UALRAppliedComm on Twitter Did you… -
Students may have seen Dr. McIntyre around campus or even taken one of her classes, since she is an award-winning teacher at UA Little… -
UA Little Rock Alumnus, Winston Meyer, Explains What You Can Do With An Applied Communication DegreeWinston Meyer completed our graduate program last semester with a successful defense of her project on “Student Self-Perceptions of Experiential Learning in an Online Crisis… -
By Colton Faull It’s been more than 11 years since Dr. Hemphill’s last lecture on the UA Little Rock campus, where he spent his… -
Check out more about the World Woman Foundation by clicking here! Dr. April Chatham-Carpenter, Professor and Chair of the Applied Communication Department, moderating at… -
Congratulations to MA alumna Dr. Marceline Hayes on her recent co-authored publication, “From Awareness to Commitment in Public Health Campaigns: The Awareness Myth”! Way to go… -
This week our Faculty Spotlight shines on Katie Halford. Professor Halford is an Instructor in the Department of Applied Communication at the University of Arkansas – Little Rock. We asked Mrs. Halford some questions, and here are her responses to those questions. *What was your favorite class when you were in college? Why? College was a long, long time ago now, but probably Free Speech. I love learning about the U. S. Constitution and the value free speech has in a free society. *What was your favorite class when you were in college? Why? Rhetorical Analysis was my favorite class in college because it challenged me to explore current events and how we talk about those events. Communication directly impacts change so we need to know how our current communication is impacting our society in order to understand what we need…
