This week in Dr. Marita Gronnvoll's Critical Inquiry, the class is reading Discipline and Punish by Michel Foucault.

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Today’s #ResearchTuesday is Maria Baldwin! She is conducting a content analysis on the EIU Football social media pages for the use of sport identification + rhetorical strategies! Check out our FB page for info about how her research can be used to build a social media fanbase!

This week is Dr. Jacobs’s Interpersonal class, students are learning about the structure of marriage and, divorce and post-divorce relationships amongst couples.

"Communication is what makes us human. We can't get anything done in the world without communication - it creates our world and our reality. It helps us see how power works and it helps us to question the things that often go unquestioned." -Dr. Marita Gronnvoll #FacultyFriday

This week in Dr. Gronnvoll's Critical Inquiry class, students are watching The Truman Show, and applying Michel Foucault and other critical theories to their analysis and discussion of the film.

Today’s thesis highlight is focused on Missy Stone! Missy is examining how an organization’s external communication impacts the organization’s internal members. Check out our FB for more info!

This week, in Dr. Marita Gronnvoll's critical inquiry class, students are reading Movement and Resistance, by Mindy Fenske (2007) and continuing their discussion on Foucaldian Methods.

RSVP for Thursday's 5 pm workshop: I got a job offer...now what?! Even if you don't have one yet, there are some things to consider beforehand. In this workshop we answer common questions we get asked by students. RSVP at eiu-csm.symplicity.com/students/ or call 217-581-2412.

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What is Communication? At its foundation, Communication focuses on how people use messages to generate meanings within and across various contexts. Read about the history of the Communication discipline and areas of specialization on the NCA website. bit.ly/2sMDKzk

Today's #ThesisTuesday is all about Annie Pettit! Annie is creating a health care guide for campus medical professionals to use as a resource and reference when providing care for patients in the LGBTQIA+ community. Check out FB for more info!

This week in Dr. Sodeke’s Organizational Communication class, students are learning about Systems Theory, and critiquing it with other theories learned thus far.

This week in Dr. Jacobs interpersonal class, students are learning about how personality and attachment styles play a role in relationships.

This week we are featuring Dr. Chigozirim Utah Sodeke! Dr. Sodeke says, "Right now, learning about alternative ways of organizing is my favorite area of study, and getting a masters degree is beneficial because it sharpens critical thinking and independent learning skills."

This week in Dr. Marita Gronnvoll's Critical Inquiry class, students are reading an excerpt from Gender Trouble - Judith Butler (2002), and looking at feminism through a critical lens.

Consider submitting an NCA 𝘊𝘶𝘳𝘳𝘦𝘯𝘵 𝘊𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘢𝘳𝘺 piece, using your expertise in Communication to address a current issue or event. Read more about the requirements and how to submit one on the NCA website. bit.ly/2mpeXOx

This week's #ResearchTuesday is highlighting Peighton Hinote and her thesis research! Peighton's research focuses on public relations practitioners as content creators. Check out our FB page for more info! facebook.com/EIUCommStudies…

This week in Dr. Jacobs interpersonal class students are learning about gender and relationships, and intimate relationships of sexual and gender minorities.

This week in Dr. Marita Gronnvoll’s Critical Inquiry class, students are learning about Feminist Theory.