TU Communication Studies

It was an outstanding day for Communication Studies and Mass Communication students, who had the opportunity to connect with departmental alumni in Washington, D.C. We are grateful to our presenters for generously sharing their time and insight. From Capitol Hill and public affairs to nonprofit and private sector to news media careers, students gained a clear understanding of the value of networking, pursuing opportunities, and seeing firsthand how the work truly gets done. Special thanks to Steven Mister for making this experience possible year after year it remains a distinctive and meaningful opportunity for our soon-to-be graduates.

Matthew Slavoski,Robbie McLuckie Shadawn Reddick-Smith Jason Miller Jessica Josey Turnesha Fish, Ph.D. Christopher Augsburger Erin Roberts Steven Mister Lindsay Kuczera Daniel Braswell II Alexa Herman Erica Glotfelty Alina Obgolts Steven Williams Jai-Leen James Nick DiMarcoAndrea Ruano Mark R. Ginsberg, Ph.D. Regina Carlow Greg Faller Towson University Daniel Bowley

How can we evolve from a narrative of conflict and division to one of artistic expression and joy? Artists are striving to recreate Belfast's story as one of transformation and intellectual exploration through wall art.

What an intriguing experience gaining insight into the lived experiences of those who struggled to survive and to those who perished during the great famine, religious persecutions, and laws of the clans and kings. The Wild Atlantic Ocean beckons us and reminds us to listen.

A little rain won’t stop our learning about eco storytelling. Asseranca waterfall, Patsy McInaw’s stone walls and farm, and the wild Atlantic.

What are the factors contributing to Ireland's persistent emigration, and what impact has the diaspora had on social and political transformations globally? The Irish people continue to influence change world wide!

It was game on for our study abroad students on the scavenger hunt today! They were hot on the trail of stories hiding at the feet of statues and monuments. From famous writers to politicians and historical events, no story was left unread. And with a walking lecture on the Irish troubles, they're all set for a deep dive into Irish storytelling as a tool for understanding conflict and peace.

Narratives of Change: Storytelling as Advocacy in Ireland is currently underway. 12 students are learning to harness the power of storytelling to create lasting impact.

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