Category: Faculty Profile
Madison Jones on Deep Mapping, Environmental Advocacy, and Science Writing
Madison Jones won a 2022 CCCC Technical and Scientific Communication Award for his co-authored article “Deep Mapping for Environmental Communication Design.”
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Professor Mary Healey Jamiel’s critically acclaimed film to air on RIPBS
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Director’s Message Happy summer to you! I am grateful to be part of the Harrington School, where talented faculty and staff and engaged students make it a special place to work. As I complete my first year as director, I am thankful for the opportunities the school provides. It was a challenging academic year for […]
Continue reading "2022 Message from the Director and Associate Director."Fall 2021 – Spring 2022 Faculty Publications, Conferences, and Grants
The Harrington School of Communication and Media faculty have had a very productive year. Our highly accomplished filmmakers, documentary artists, researchers, and authors are making important contributions to their respective disciplines. Research and creative works this academic year include internationally acclaimed films to peer-reviewed research that is breaking new ground on a variety of topics. […]
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Professor Emily Diamond Recipient of Research Award
Chasing Awe and Wonder
Assistant Professor Jason Jaacks on why nature is the greatest show on earth.
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Professor Ashish Chadha’s new book “Bureaucratic Archaeology: State, Science, and Past in Postcolonial India” was published by Cambridge University Press.
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