2020–2021 UWM Communications Department Awards & Recognition Ceremonies and Powerpoints… Continue Reading »
Interrogating the Community Work of Rhetoric
UWM’s Rhetoric Society of America student chapter is excited to announce its first event on Friday November 13th! … Continue Reading »
National Communication Association (NCA) 2020 Conference Award Winners!
Congratulations to students in several divisions.… Continue Reading »
Congratulations!
Congratulations to graduate students Cody Coker (PhD), Benjamin Davis (PhD), Emily Godager (PhD), and Kari Pink (MA),… Continue Reading »
Congratulations!
Congratulations to MA graduate student Carrie Jones, whose 2020 National Communication Association (NCA) paper,… Continue Reading »
Watch Doctoral Student Megan Orcholski’s Thesis Talk: Would You Say You Had Sex If…It Was Sexual Assault?
Megan Orcholski, a Communication doctoral student, presented “Would You Say You Had Sex If…It Was Sexual Assault?: Rhetorical Navigations Between Sex, Sex/uality and Sexual Violence” at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) event on April 10, 2019.… Continue Reading »
UWM professors and community partner collect ‘forgotten’ stories of gun violence
UWM colleagues Leslie Harris and Erin Parcell, associate professors in Communication, and Portia Cobb, associate professor in Film, have teamed up with Debra Gillispie, founder of Mothers Against Gun Violence, to launch the Gun Violence Project.… Continue Reading »
Doctoral students Lisa Roth and Megan Orcholski win Elianna G. Berg Award
Congratulations to Lisa Roth and Megan Orcholski for both winning the Eliana G. Berg Award for Graduate Research from UWM’s Department of Women’s and Gender Studies. Lisa won first place and Megan won third place for their respective essays.… Continue Reading »
Graduate student David Lee receives AOP Fellowship
Congratulations to David Lee on receiving an Advanced Opportunity Program (AOP) Fellowship award for 2019-2020. AOP Fellowships are extremely competitive and are based on a number of criteria, such as GPA, academic and career goals, and letters of recommendation.… Continue Reading »
Marnie Lawler McDonough Examines Demagogic Rhetoric
Before arriving at UWM, Marnie Lawler McDonough enjoyed a career as a corporate communications and marketing executive in New York. That led to her research interest as a communication doctoral candidate – the rhetoric of organizational leadership, especially speech that’s manipulative, deceptive or violates norms.… Continue Reading »