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School of C  end of year happenings and celebrations

Congratulations 2015 Graduates!


Student Council Reloaded Administration 2014-2015
Student Council Awards
Congratulations to the 2015 Student Council Reloaded Administration which received Student Government/Council of the Year and Howard University's Organization of the Year awards. Also, many thanks to their advisor Carol Dudley.
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Hearst Award Winner
We are proud of Glynn Hill for placing in the top 20 of the breaking news category for the Hearst Awards, which are the collegiate equivalent of the Pultizer Prize.  

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Bernaiyya Jackson
Germany Embassy Young Journalist
School of C student Bernaiyya Jackson will participate in the Young Journalists’ Summer Program sponsored by the German Embassy, which will be held May 25-29 in Washington, D.C.  Bernaiyya is a junior broadcast journalism major and Annenberg Honors Program scholar, with an interest in international affairs.  ​She will join journalism students from universities in Germany, Columbia, UNC Chapel Hill, and Berkeley for a week of workshops on media and society in the U.S. and Germany, as well as relations between the two countries.
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Congratulations to our 2015 PhD Graduates
The Department of  Communication, Culture and Media Studies proudly announce its 2015 doctoral graduates: Dr. Keena Blackmon , Dr. Sheila Brooks, Dr. Shelva Tommaro Clemons, Dr. Turnesha Joelle Fish, Dr. Denna Geppi, Dr. Morgan Danielle Kirby , Dr. Chevon McGarrah, Dr. Neosho Caprice Ponder, Dr. Bridgett Pleasants Robertson, Dr. Melvin Williams,  and Dr. Sherelle R. Williams.
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School of Communications Class of 1995

20 Year Reunion Planned, 1995-2015
Calling all Howard University School of Communications 1995 Graduates. We’re Turning 20! If you or someone you know is a member of that class please join our Facebook group at: https://www.facebook.com/#!/HUSC1995/timeline or email us at HUSchoolofc1995reunion@yahoo.com. We look forward to hearing from you.








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