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Congratulations to doctoral students Hope Hickerson (@HopeHickerson) and Soheil Kafiliveyjuyeh (Soheil Kafili) on receiving this year's Hamilton Fellowship! 👏 Hope and Soheil will be honored at today's LSU Manship School of Mass Communication Awards ceremony. Learn more: lsu.edu/manship/news/2…

Call For Proposals - Special Issue of Health Communication journal: Using Creative and Arts-Based Research Approaches to Expand Equity, Advocacy, and Impact of Health and Disability Communication Research Health Communication #healthcommunication #artsbasedresearch #healthequity

Congratulations, drew hawkins, on a successful defense!

Did you see the live action Little Mermaid? We’re looking for viewers to share their thoughts for academic research. Survey takes around 25 minutes and you can enter a drawing for a $75 Amazon gift card. Survey link: bit.ly/47iG16L

If you're interested in LSU Manship School of Mass Communication, please visit our booth at the National Communication Association grad school open house tomorrow! Dr. Sanders and team are excited to meet with prospective students, especially those interested in policomm, media effects, health comm, ad, and cultural storytelling!

✨We are still collecting data ✨still making space for the stories ✨

Your shares and support are appreciated! #GivingTuesday #GivingTuesday2023 #MajorWhereYouMatter™

Last night was an amazing experience. Real live people listened to a project I’ve been working on by myself in my spare time for so long — and it couldn’t have been better received. Can’t wait for the series to live in the real world as an official podcast early next year!

working on this series and with the LSU Cold Case Project is one of the best things that ever happened to me. Thank you so much to Asha S. Winfield, Ph.D. for all your guidance and support. And to Prof. Chris Drew for everything — for convincing me to come to LSU. For changing my life.

New Research: Between Black mothers and daughters: a critical intergenerational duoethnography on the silence of health disparities and hope of loud healing: Introduction Black American women's health outcomes have been altered by a number of factors.… frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Happening tonight: “Black Women’s Biopics & Black Living Room Pedagogy” at 5:30 p.m. on the 2nd floor of the library. There will be refreshments, music, & conversation to kick off the special exhibition by Dr. Asha Winfield, professor in LSU Manship School of Mass Communication!

"Black Women's Biopics & Black Living Room Pedagogy," is enriching cultural dialogue & expanding our collection. Developed in collaboration with The Storytellers Lab & LSU NAACP, this exhibition will be on display till 3/31 in the main library. More: lib.lsu.edu/24/03/22/black…

Breaking News: this exhibition has been extended through April 13. If you haven't already, come out and see it!

🎓✨ Exciting milestone alert! Join us in celebrating the brilliant minds of our LSU Manship School of Mass Communication students as they march towards graduation. Congratulations Tigers! #ScholarshipFirst #ManshipMade

Survey still open for study participants! Whether you’re #beyhive #BTSArmy a fan of #StarWars #DrWho #Marvel or something else (sorry, not sports). You can enter a drawing for a gift card after completing this 20-minute survey! Link: bit.ly/3KNpDB7