Communication News

Q and A with Visiting Professor Petr Szczepanik 

Dr. Petr Szczepanik has joined the School of Journalism and Communication for the winter term 2019 as a Visiting Professor in Communication and Media Studies.  Dr. Szczepanik is an Associate... More

Bivens provides expert testimony to UN meeting

Professor Reva Bivens is just as busy off-campus as she is on campus.  She recently attended a three-day meeting in Vienna, Austria, on “Optimal Entry Points for Safe Technology in... More

Common Carriage and Cultural Policy for the 21st Century: An Interview with Prof. Dwayne Winseck

Dr. Dwayne Winseck, Professor with the School of Journalism and Communication, was invited by the Senate Transportation and Communication Committee to deliver expert testimony last week, as part of a... More

Celebrating 10 years of the Attallah Lecture

As the Communications and Media Studies program at Carleton University celebrates its 40th anniversary, last week’s annual Attallah Lecture celebrated a milestone of its own, marking its tenth year of... More

New adventures in communication

To study communication is to study the very nature of what it means to be human. This was the message that faculty members and staff from the School of Journalism... More

Lim publishes Roots, Routes, and Routers

The summer 2018 issue of the Journalism & Communication Monographs series is dedicated to Merlyna Lim’s work on media and social movements. In a monograph titled Roots, Routes, and Routers:... More

Lim’s new chapter and interview with De Standaard

Merlyna Lim was featured in the April 7th edition De Standaard, a Flemish daily newspaper in Belgium. Largely based on her interview with Lim, in In Azië heet perscensuur ‘strijd... More

Lim delivers talks at Purdue and UMich

Merlyna Lim, Canada Research Chair in Digital Media and Global Network Society, delivered a keynote talk at the Politicians and Social Media in the Global South seminar held on 14... More

Dobson publishes second book  

Kathy Dobson, PhD candidate in Communication, celebrates the release of her second book this spring. Punching and Kicking: Leaving Canada’s Toughest Neighbourhood (Véhicule Press, May 2018) is the sequel to... More

FLEdGE project explores food systems through poetry

Kaliberda presents at 25th International Conference of Europeanists

Elena Kaliberda, PhD candidate in Communication, presented a paper at the 25th International Conference of Europeanists this March. Kaliberda’s paper — “Public Sphere: The EU Multicultural Policy. Do the Migrants... More

Knezevic wins Graduate Mentoring Award

In recognition of her exceptional service to graduate students as a supervisor and research mentor, Irena Knezevic has received a Graduate Mentoring Award from the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral... More