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Say goodbye to boring headshots. Hosted across three dates this fall, Not Your Average Headshot gives School of Communication students access to creative, high-quality portraits in a relaxed and personalized setting. With three distinct stations to choose from, you’ll walk away with visuals perfect for LinkedIn, personal websites, and more. Learn more and register here.
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Join us for a virtual open house focused on our M.F.A. programs in Interactive Media, Documentary, and Motion Pictures. You'll hear directly from Graduate Program Directors about curriculum, career paths, and the hands-on experiences that define each program. This is a great opportunity to ask questions, learn how to apply, and find out which M.F.A. track aligns with your creative and professional goals. Register here.
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This film is ultimately a story about one woman's self-actualization: learning to see herself beyond her relationships and traumas, and to truly work on her own healing. Watch the trailer here. This event is sponsored by the Department of Communication Studies and the UM Black Alumni Society. |
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Celebrate the SoC’s 40th Anniversary and make this Homecoming one to remember! Please join Dean Karin Wilkins for a delightful reception with great company and inspired memories! We will recognize key alumni in honor of our School’s 40th anniversary, welcoming fellow Canes as we commemorate our past, celebrate our present, and create our future as an exceptional School of Communication. Register here. |
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Join us for a virtual open house focused on our M.A. programs in Communication Studies, Communication for Global Social Change, and Journalism. You'll hear directly from Graduate Program Directors about curriculum, career paths, and the hands-on experiences that define each program. This is a great opportunity to ask questions, learn how to apply, and find out which M.A. track aligns with your creative and professional goals. Register here.
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Without Shade, Without Rest is a documentary that follows outdoor workers who are organizing to win life-saving heat protections in Miami. The film centers the experiences of plant nursery workers. Anyone who has ever eaten a vegetable or purchased a house plant in South Florida is connected to this issue. After the screening, there will be a Q&A with the filmmakers and leaders of one of the organizations featured in the film, WeCount! Registration is required: register here. |
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Join us for a virtual open house focused on our M.A. programs in Advertising and Public Relations as well as M.S. programs in Experience and Information Design and Media Management. You'll hear directly from Graduate Program Directors about curriculum, career paths, and the hands-on experiences that define each program. This is a great opportunity to ask questions, learn how to apply, and find out which M.S. or M.A. track aligns with your creative and professional goals. Register here.
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Join us for a virtual open house focused on our Communication, Ph.D. program. You'll hear directly from the Graduate Program Director about curriculum, career paths, and the hands-on experiences that define the doctoral program. This is a great opportunity to ask questions, learn how to apply, and find out if the Ph.D. track aligns with your creative and professional goals. Register here.
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Step into the room where opportunities happen! Chat with top employers, industry pros, and alumni eager to connect with SoC talent. Whether you’re exploring internships or full-time roles, this mixer is your chance to build relationships that can launch your career. Register Here |
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Join us for an inside look at one of the nation’s leading media companies! Representatives from E.W. Scripps will share insights into their organization, showcase examples of their award-winning work, and answer your questions about careers in journalism, broadcasting, and media. Hear directly from Neal Bennett, Sr. Talent Acquisition Partner; Joe Fisher, Executive Reporter for WPTV; and Cameron Dobbs (UM ’22), host of Inside South Florida on WSFL. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and get inspired by professionals shaping the future of news and storytelling.
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The Golden Age of Television: The Golden Girls in the 1980s and Beyond Debuting on September 14, 1985, the NBC series The Golden Girls, starring Bea Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClannahan, and Estelle Getty became one of the most important series of the 1980s. While The Cosby Show attracted a multicultural audience along racial and gendered lines, The Golden Girls also captured queer viewers. Unlike series like The Cosby Show, Family Ties, Murder, She Wrote, Cheers, 60 Minutes, and Dynasty, which were the first through sixth most-watched series, The Golden [...] |
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Sign up to playtest your project at the NERDLab Arcade on November 18th from 5–7pm in CIB 2055. All stages of prototypes are welcome, even early builds. Join us to gather player feedback, meet other developers, and improve your game! Register here. |
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