by: Pamela Whitten on Friday May 11, 2012
Last Saturday, we celebrated with outstanding alumni, friends and our Media Sandbox finalists to recognize each of them for their phenomenal work for the college. The Media Sandbox is MSU’s destination for talented and creative students who want to study the latest tools, work with the best faculty and prepare for the media world of the future. Here students s…
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by: CAS Staff on Thursday February 16, 2012
Since the long-term care background check system led by the College of Communication Arts & Sciences went into effect for the state of Michigan on April 1, 2006, nearly 4,000 of approximately 163,000 applicants were deemed unemployable because of records of abuse or criminal histories discovered during the process. Because of its success, the system is now being used as a model for the rest of the country in legislation introduced in the U.S. Senate.
A team of researchers from the departments of Communicative Sciences and Disorders, Genetics, and Pediatrics and Human Development identified a gene that is connected to progressive hearing loss and has received funding from the National Institutes of Health to continue its work.
John Eulenberg received a patent for a switch device he developed as part of his research and development activities in the Artificial Language Lab.
MSU WDBM Impact radio students have produced Governor Jennifer Granholm’s podcast since fall 2005.
The School of Journalism hosted the Grant Howell Legacy Symposium on Media Bias at the National Press Club in partnership with the Newseum, the National Press Club, the Poynter Institute and the Smithsonian in October 2005.
