Category Archives: Education

Online Charm of Pope Francis

Posted on 11/08/2013 by Violet Jiang

       By Violet Jiang Pope Francis is changing the way non-Catholic people like me look at the Church. Despite the fact that I go to temples and pay tribute from time to time in vacation mode, I was … Continue reading →

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Malala#2030NOW

Posted on 10/15/2013 by Sharon Kornely

By Kristine Deveza One of the most impressive panelists at last week’s Social Good Summit was an unassuming teenage girl from Pakistan’s Swat Valley – Malala Yousafzai. The official website of The Social Good Summit billed the three day conference … Continue reading →

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Can Journalism Education Teach Journalism Culture?

Posted on 03/13/2012 by declanfahy

(Editor’s Note: Some students in the International Media program at American University are now researching their final capstone projects. These projects will take the form of either scholarly papers, or professional and creative projects. We are posting proposals and updates … Continue reading →

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Education: Sparking Research in International Media

Posted on 01/24/2012 by declanfahy

by Declan Fahy A strength of international media as an interdisciplinary field of study is the way it can bridge seamlessly academic research and professional practice. The Capstone Seminar in International Media at American University, which had its first class … Continue reading →

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