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Communiction Studies students Sophia Lucarelli, Hoko Lyons and Atira Wong put together this informative booklet on Exploring Japanese covering the history of Japan, linguistics, writing systems, art, traditions and more for their Language in the 21st Century class.
For her Intercultural Communication course, student Ashli-Taylor Carroll tackled the subject of some of the pitfalls to watch out for when people are voluntouring – traveling abroad for the purpose of doing volunteer work.
Students in Comm 42000 - Media, War and Propaganda were assigned to design a poster in the style of the propaganda posters of the Second World War, but with a modern twist. Sara House chose to do her poster on dogs that were displaced and abandoned when Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in 2005.
Students in Comm 42000 - Media, War and Propaganda were assigned to design a poster in the style of the propaganda posters of the Second World War, but with a modern twist. Faith Rogers chose to do her poster on climate change, focusing on the loss of polar bear habitat as one striking image.
When deciding between schools, Lilly chose Â鶹¾«Ñ¡because of the many opportunities available to her. Between world-traveling adventures and real-world experiences, she got what she came for and more.
Students in Comm 42000 - Media, War and Propaganda were assigned to design a poster in the style of the propaganda posters of the Second World War, but with a modern twist. Sara House chose to do her poster on dogs that were displaced and abandoned when Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in 2005.
