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Monthly Archives: July 2012
NBC Sports hires 21 USC Annenberg students for Summer Olympics Internship
Twenty-one USC Annenberg students will have an extraordinary view of the 2012 Olympic Games as interns for NBC Sports in London and New York. USC Annenberg is one of five schools across the country that the television network specifically targeted … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Entertainment, Events, Future of Media, Global, Student News
Tagged Internships, London, New York, Olympics, Suzanne Alcantara, Tim Burgess
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Professor Suro joins Haynes Foundation Board of Trustees
The John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation announced that journalism professor Roberto Suro has been elected elected to its Board of Trustees. Suro joins Rick Hernandez, president and CEO of Inter-Con Security Systems, as new Board members. “Rick Hernandez … Continue reading
AIDS Quilt Touch on display in D.C.
AIDS Quilt Touch, the digital version of the AIDS Quilt in Washington, D.C. that was previously mentioned on this blog, will be on display throughout the Capitol during the summer. Professor and USC Annenberg Innovation Lab Director Anne Balsamo and … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Health, Innovation, Student News
Tagged AIDS Quilt Touch, Anne Balsamo, Ioana Literat, USC Annenberg Innovation Lab
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Undergraduate student wins two AP awards
Undergraduate student Sean Patrick Lewis received two Mark Twain Awards from the Associated Press Television and Radio Association (APTRA) for packages he completed for USC Annenberg classes. “It was exciting and a true honor to be recognized for my student work by professionals … Continue reading
Grad student Carino presents “Tibet’s Sacrifice” at Comic-Con
USC Annenberg graduate student Dan Carino promoted his journalism comic “Tibet’s Sacrifice: Exiled Lives” at Comic-Con 2012, a convention celebrating all things comic book, in San Diego. “As a panelist, it was an amazing experience to share the floor with a … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Global, Innovation, Student News
Tagged Comic-Con, Dan Carino, Diane Winston, Tibet, Tibet's Sacrifice: Exiled Lives
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Columbia Journalism Review says Overholser helped change the media business
The Columbia Journalism Review included School of Journalism Director Geneva Overholser on its list of 40 women who changed the media business during the past 40 years. The article, titled “The Divine Sisterhood,” referenced Overholser as a “Pulitzer Prize-winning editor of the … Continue reading
StoriesFrom, a global storytelling platform, launched by alumni’s Tiziano Project
The Tiziano Project, which is run by numerous USC Annenberg alumni and provides struggling regions with journalism training and equipment to promote global collaborative journalism, launched StoriesFrom at the Dokufest 2012 film festival in Prizren, Kosovo. The website is a forum that … Continue reading
Chronicle of Higher Ed: Balsamo’s Digital AIDS Quilt to be powerful research tool
By Jessica Zech Student Writer The Chronicle of Higher Education featured professor Anne Balsamo, director of learning at the USC Annenberg Innovation Lab, and her plans to make the digital AIDS Quilt a powerful research tool. Balsamo and her team … Continue reading
Posted in Centers, Culture
Tagged AIDS Quilt Touch, Anne Balsamo, Chronicle of Higher Education, USC Annenberg Innovation Lab
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A. Michael Noll celebrates communication satellite’s 50th anniversary
Communication professor emeritus A. Michael Noll wrote articles celebrating the 50th anniversary of the communication satellite Telstar. Telstar was the first active relay satellite that received a signal from Earth and resubmitted it back down to connect people on opposite … Continue reading
36 students from Communication University of China visit School
Communication professor Tom Hollihan is hosting a delegation of 36 students from the Communication University of China this week at USC Annenberg. The students will hear lectures by USC Annenberg communication professors Hollihan, Ben Lee, Dan Durbin and Taj Frazier. The … Continue reading
Posted in Global
Tagged Ben Lee, Communication University of China, Dan Durbin, Patti Riley, School of Communication, Taj Frazier
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