Tag: Walter Cronkite School

Cronkite School News21 investigative project "Back Home" launched Sunday. The multimedia investigative interactive website features post-9/11 veteran issues.

The Student Resource Center in the Walter Cronkite building will be open 24/7, according to an email sent to students Saturday by Christopher Callahan, vice provost of the Downtown campus and dean of the Walter Cronkite School.

A student panel spoke at the April 22 Must See Mondays about their depth reporting experiences to Canada and Puerto Rico as part of a Cronkite School course.

Journalism senior Danielle Chavez won the first Aspire Award sponsored by Scott Pansky Wednesday. Dr. Glen Broom, public relations expert and textbook writer, presented the award.

Changes in the curriculum at the Walter Cronkite School will allow students to take more journalism classes starting next semester by expanding the number of required major requirements and cutting some of the general education requirements.

Distinguished Scholar of Technology and Public Engagement Merlyna Lim spoke at this week's Must See Mondays series about the role social media plays in bridging the social movements of the past and present.

Gwen Ifill, managing editor and moderator of PBS's “Washington Week,” will give a lecture on diversity and inclusion in journalism Monday night at the Walter Cronkite School.

During his time as a Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow this year, Kareem Awadalla has taken the opportunity to educate people on his home country of Egypt as he studies television production, online news and multimedia journalism at the Walter Cronkite School.

Alma Telibecirevic, one of this year’s nine Hubert H. Humphrey fellows, has found a way to express her year of cultural experience through art.

The Walter Cronkite School held its first Cronkite Day event for alumni, students and prospective students on Friday.