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Meet the Communication student of the week, Albert Blomberg

"Are your students passionate about the arts? Help them break into the creative industries during this week of events. Students can explore careers in creative fields like design, arts, theater, arts management, public relations and marketing, and more!"

George Mason University’s Character Assassination and Reputation Politics (CARP) Research Lab hosts its second international conference “Character Assassination and Populism: Challenges and Responses” on March 15-17, 2019.

"Climate change is the biggest public health problem we face,” said Maibach. “If we don't stabilize our climate, human health and well-being will be harmed, potentially catastrophically so, and that harm will play out over many generations."

"Professor Kate Sweeney joins the roster of talented faculty in the department of communication this fall, offering students more than 20 years of media production and teaching experience. Sweeney will lead the journalism concentration and teach journalism and media courses."

Meet the COMM Intern of the Week for 2/8/19: Josi Braithwaite

The 2019 Global Public Relations Study Abroad Program in London (#UKPR19), hosted by George Mason University, a public research institution in Fairfax, VA, is a fast-track immersion into the world of professional communications. From boutique agencies to a Fortune 500 company, students visit global leaders in public relations, public affairs and nonprofit and corporate communication.

The annual Communication Career Fair will be held on Tuesday, March 19 at 9:30am in Dewberry Hall. It is free for both employers and students. Students must dress professionally and bring their resumes.

"On Tuesday, January 8, 2019, the UKPR19 visited Ketchum. Ketchum is a leading global communications consultancy, having been ranked the fourth largest PR agency in 2018 by The Holmes Report. Students on UKPR19 met with Jo-Ann Robertson, the CEO for Ketchum UK."