March 30, 2010
Gift of $10 million from Annenberg Foundation establishes scholarship fund
Funds will be divided between the Keck School of Medicine of USC and the USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism
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March 29, 2010
IBM's Jon Iwata gives Kenneth Owler Smith Symposium audience a preview of the future of public relations
For the 20th year, the USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism and the Public Relations Society of America Los Angeles (PRSA-LA) jointly presented the Kenneth Owler Smith Symposium, an event that celebrates its namesake as well as examining the field of public relations to which he greatly contributed
March 26, 2010
USC Annenberg makes strong push for sustainability
As USC makes a sweeping commitment to sustainability this year, the USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism is accelerating its own greening program – a move that has the enthusiastic backing not only of its founders but also of its students
March 23, 2010
Top staff chosen for USC Annenberg’s Center for Health Reporting
David Westphal (pictured) to lead innovative foundation-funded model for cooperative reporting
March 18, 2010
Doctoral student Tustin publishes lead article in Journal of Health Communication
Doctoral student Nupur Tustin's paper on patient satisfaction with care and its role in influencing health information seeking on the Internet was published as the lead story in the January edition of the Journal of Health Communication
March 18, 2010
iLab offers students and faculty workshops, new opportunities
New lab filled with the latest iMacs gives students and faculty extra chances to learn multimedia skills
March 15, 2010
USC Annenberg and Center for Investigative Reporting produce multimedia series “Hunger in the Golden State”
Investigative series reveals escalating hunger crisis in California
March 15, 2010
Recent alumnus Nick Valencia loving life and job at CNN
Recent alumnus and CNN assignment editor Nick Valencia (B.A. Broadcast Journalism ’05) says the complaints he hears about journalism being tough come as no surprise to him. But he'd rather not sympathize.