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16th Annual Grunig Lecture

March 15, 2024 Communication

Ph.D Alum Dr. Sung-Un Yang presented "Linking Organization-Public Dialogic Communication to Organization-Public Relationship Management." 

COMM Speed Mentoring 2024

March 07, 2024 Communication

Thank you to our mentors!

Register for Summer 2024 COMM Courses!

February 22, 2024 Communication

Satisfy a requirement. Stay on track for graduation. Courses fill quickly! Register for Summer Session today! #KeepLearningUMD

Dr. Catherine Knight-Steele delivers keynote at the 3rd Annual bell hooks Symposium

February 05, 2024 Communication

This year’s theme was Black Feminist Worldmaking

Department Members Attend the National Communication Association Convention

November 28, 2023 Communication

Department members presented papers, participated in panels, chaired events, spread the word about our program, and more.

Professor of Communication’s New Book Examines Hillary Clinton’s Rhetorical Adaptability

October 19, 2023 Communication

Shawn J. Parry-Giles’ “Hillary Clinton’s Career in Speeches” suggests sexism in politics turns women’s rhetorical strengths into political liabilities.

Summer in the Statehouse

October 05, 2023 Communication

Senior communication major Jacob Hawthorne ’24 completed an internship in Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s office this past summer.

Department holds COMM First Look Fair

October 05, 2023 Communication

Students get a "first look" at COMM Department groups and initiatives

Dr. Ganga Dhanesh Delivers Keynote Address

September 27, 2023 Communication

Dr. Ganga Dhanesh delivers keynote address at the 24th annual congress of the European Public Relations Education and Research Association.

Maryland Today

It’s ‘All About Trump’—Despite His Absence

August 22, 2023 College of Arts and Humanities, Communication

Department of Communication expert explains why most GOP candidates still won’t tackle the front-runner.