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Welcome from the Chair

A message from Elizabeth Toth. Read more…

Department Maintains National Rankings
Numerous surveys identify Department as among the best programs in the nation.
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On the Market

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The Communicator, May 2009 edition now available

Risky Business, the Center for Risk Communication Research Newsletter, is now available.

Department News

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Walker Authors Study of New Media, Terrorism

Chapter appears in recently released book. Read more…

Barney Publishes Analysis of Nostalgia, German Cinema

Article appears in June issue of CCCS. Read more…

Khamis & Liu Receive Int'l Travel Awards

Grants given to support research abroad. Read more…

Faculty Members to Participate in Summer Teaching Workshops

Khamis & T. Parry-Giles selected for curricular development. Read more…

Cai Participates in IARPA Grant

$1.5 million project to aid U.S. intelligence gathering. Read more…

Donofrio Receives Capital Speakers Club Scholarship

Award supports Communication student in DC area. Read more…

Maryland@ICA, 2009

Graduate students and faculty members to present research at annual meeting. Read more…

Department Hosts Open House; Research Spotlight

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Books by UM Faculty, Ph.D. Alumni

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Other Department News

Welcome

The Department of Communication provides B.A., M.A., & Ph.D. degrees with specialties in intercultural communication, persuasion & social influence, public relations, and rhetoric & political culture.

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Graduate Student Honors!

Three UM Department of Communication graduate students received significant honors in recognition of their teaching, research, and service accomplishments and potential. Susan Allen was awarded the College of Arts & Humanities Service Award. Lindsay Hayes received a travel and research grant from Harvard University's Schlesinger Library. Terri Donofrio was the 2009 recipient of the Capital Speaker's Club Provensen Scholarship. Read more…

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The Department of Communication is committed to promoting a broad spectrum of voices and views resulting from a heterogeneity of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and nationality among faculty, students, and staff.

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