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At the request of its national association, Elon’s School of Communications celebrated the 100th anniversary of the founding of what today is the largest organization of journalism and mass communications faculty in the world.

This is the 8th year the department and the society has managed concessions at the event.

Seniors Kassondra Cloos and Rachel Southmayd will report on sustainability initiatives in the outskirts of Havana.

Barnett will convene Elon's Inclusive Community Council and oversee strategic plan initiatives related to diversity and global engagement.

Communications assistant professor Lucinda Austin and associate professors Lee Bush and Barbara Miller have been awarded the national 2012 PRIDE Award for “Outstanding Contribution to Public Relations Education” for their publications in the 2011 Special Issue on Pedagogy in the journal Public Relations Review.

Dan Koehler's film, "Tobacco King," was awarded a special jury prize in the International Short category at the 2012 Starz Denver Film Festival.

The School of Communications has published the Fall 2012 issue of the Elon Journal of Undergraduate Research in Communications, featuring student work on topics ranging from social media to crisis communications.

For Associate Professor of Communications Michelle Ferrier, what began as survivor’s guilt became a life-changing sustainability project.