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Texas Immersive Information Session
Texas Immersive Information Session
Calling all future explorers! Texas Immersive applications are now live. Come, meet professor Erin Reilly at our TXI info session! We’re looking for thinkers 🧐, artists 👨🎨, copywriters 🖋, filmmakers 🎥, designers 👩💻, storytellers 📚, developers 🖥- you name it! We tie together audience research with storytelling and emerging technology by identifying real-world problems and coming up with novel solutions. ...
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Sustainability & Green Finance Talk
Sustainability & Green Finance Talk
Join us on consecutive weeks in April as we highlight today's most relevant finance and sustainability topics! This week is our launch for #1: Energy Transition and the Future of Sustainability with Chris Bake, head of Origination Vitol Group, London, UK on March 29 at 12 p.m. Register at bit.ly/GreenFinChrisBake More speakers to be announced soon - watch for announcements ...
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The Power Of Story w/ Professor Matt McCutchin
The Power Of Story w/ Professor Matt McCutchin
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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A Conversation with David Mourato, Senior Character Animator at Fortiche Production
A Conversation with David Mourato, Senior Character Animator at Fortiche Production
Take a deep dive into the world of 3D Character Animation by joining in for this conversation between Radio-Television-Film Associate Professor of Instruction Ben Bays and David Mourato, Senior Character Animator at Fortiche Production. David Mourato is a working 3D Character Animator whose self-propelled success story is an actionable model for anyone interested in becoming an animator. His award-winning thesis film was ...
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Discussion with Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Ya’Ke Smith
Discussion with Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Ya’Ke Smith
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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A New Era of Entrepreneurship
A New Era of Entrepreneurship
On March 30 from 6-7 pm join us to learn from women entrepreneurs located in Silicon Hills, Valley, and Beach as they share with us their journey and answer any questions from the audience. This event will be live-streamed on Twitch. You'll be talking to young adults about these hubs, what made them special, how is that expanding during the ...
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RTF Undergrad Town Hall – Spring 2021
RTF Undergrad Town Hall – Spring 2021
RTF Majors! You are invited to the Spring 2021 RTF Undergraduate Town Hall. You’ll have the chance to raise questions, to learn more about The Hub, and also to hear from leaders in RTF, from the Moody College Career Center, the Moody Advising Office, UTLA, and others. Please join us via Zoom!
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A Conversation with Documentary Filmmaker Chelsea Hernandez
A Conversation with Documentary Filmmaker Chelsea Hernandez
RTF alum Chelsea Hernandez will be joining Professor Nancy Schiesari’s 366K documentary class for a conversation on documentary filmmaking. Students are invited to listen in. Mexican-American filmmaker Chelsea Hernandez is an 8-time Lone Star Emmy winning director, producer and editor for her work on "Arts In Context," a documentary series produced by KLRU-TV, Austin PBS. Chelsea has been named one ...
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Intent vs. Impact: Words Still Matter w/ Professor Kyle Clark
Intent vs. Impact: Words Still Matter w/ Professor Kyle Clark
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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Texas Immersive Information Session
Calling all future explorers! Texas Immersive applications are now live. Come, meet professor Erin Reilly at our TXI info session! We’re looking for thinkers 🧐, artists 👨🎨, copywriters 🖋, filmmakers 🎥, designers 👩💻, storytellers 📚, developers 🖥- you name it! We tie together audience research with storytelling and emerging technology by identifying real-world problems and coming up with novel solutions. ...
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Dr. Joseph McGlynn presents “Truth, Trust, and Tweets: Perceptions and Judgments of Risk in Health Contexts”
Dr. Joseph McGlynn presents “Truth, Trust, and Tweets: Perceptions and Judgments of Risk in Health Contexts”
Dr. McGlynn received his Ph.D. from the University of Texas at Austin in 2014. Following completion of his Ph.D., he served as a Postdoctoral Fellow for the UT-Austin Center of Identity, a research center addressing online identity management, privacy, and security. Dr. McGlynn is an alumni of UNT, receiving his M.A. in Communication Studies from UNT in 2006 and his ...
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RTF Annual Gender & Sexuality Lecture with Fatimah Tobing Romy: “Resisting Visual Biopolitics: The Story of Annah la Javanaise”
RTF Annual Gender & Sexuality Lecture with Fatimah Tobing Romy: “Resisting Visual Biopolitics: The Story of Annah la Javanaise”
The UT Department of Radio-Television-Film presents the 2021 RTF Annual Gender & Sexuality Lecture— a screening and talk with Fatimah Tobing Rony: “Resisting Visual Biopolitics: The Story of Annah la Javanaise” Register to attend webinar: https://bit.ly/3ccdIwG Through the story of Annah la Javanaise, a trafficked 13-year-old girl who was found wandering the streets of Paris in 1893 and who became ...
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So you want to jumpstart your PR career? w/ Professor Tamara Bell
So you want to jumpstart your PR career? w/ Professor Tamara Bell
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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Dr. Deen Freelon presents “Hashtag heroes vs. disinfo dystopia: The left, the right, and the truth about social media activism”
Dr. Deen Freelon presents “Hashtag heroes vs. disinfo dystopia: The left, the right, and the truth about social media activism”
Abstract: Recent scholarship has generated two distinct impressions of US-based social media activism, one for the ideological left and one for the right. For the left, the dominant mode of engagement is hashtag activism, which entails coordinated online and offline protest campaigns linked by hashtagged slogans. The right channels its priorities through a densely networked, hyperpartisan media ecosystem that makes frequent ...
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Speech Language and Hearing Sciences Open Discussion w/ Professors Corinne Jones and Zoi Gkalitsiou
Speech Language and Hearing Sciences Open Discussion w/ Professors Corinne Jones and Zoi Gkalitsiou
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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UT Austin Recent Graduate Panel
UT Austin Recent Graduate Panel
Are you worried about finding a job during the coronavirus pandemic? Do you want to hear from current advertising talent about their professional journey? Join We Are Next for a panel featuring recent graduates (~1 to 2 years) from the University of Texas' Advertising program! Panelists' experiences range from positions in both creative and media.
UTNY Program Information Session
UTNY Program Information Session
Join members of the UTNY team to explore UTNY. Learn about how studying, living, and working in New York City will launch you from college to career. Find out more by registering for the information session today. Ask questions about UTNY | Learn about the online application | Review the costs associated with the program | Hear about internships | Find ...
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MODD with Dean Jay Bernhardt
MODD with Dean Jay Bernhardt
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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StoryTech Workshop
StoryTech Workshop
UT's Extended Reality Alliance will be holding a workshop to identify what technologies we need to invest in and what Applications of XR are good to use cases for Learning, Storytelling, and Personal Development. Zoom: https://utexas.zoom.us/my/ebreilly
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Prospective L-MAS Minors – Informational Meeting
Prospective L-MAS Minors – Informational Meeting
Calling all undergraduate students with an interest in creating and/or studying Latina/o/x media, journalism, and advertising! Did you know that the Moody College of Communication has a Latino Media Arts and Studies program that offers an undergraduate minor? It's open to students across the UT campus and may be even easier to earn than you think! Learn more at the informational meeting this ...
UTLA Program Information Session
UTLA Program Information Session
Join the UTLA team for an information session about living, working, and learning in Los Angeles. Forge real-time connections, gain first-hand experience, and immerse yourself in the world of entertainment at the Wofford Denius UTLA Center for Entertainment & Media Studies. The semester-long UTLA program is your chance to live, work, and learn in Los Angeles. Regardless of major, all ...
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Bilingualism and speech communication w/ Professor Chang Liu
Bilingualism and speech communication w/ Professor Chang Liu
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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Dr. Katya Ognyanova & Dr. Lindsay Young present “COVID-19 Information, Misinformation, and Potential Communicative Interventions”
Dr. Katya Ognyanova & Dr. Lindsay Young present “COVID-19 Information, Misinformation, and Potential Communicative Interventions”
Over the past year the internet, social media, and online messages from friends and family have been central sources of information helping us all navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. In this discussion, two health communication and network science experts will share the challenges and opportunities associated with the increased reliance on online networks as sources of health-related information. Specifically, they will ...
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After Democracy: Technology and Solidarity
After Democracy: Technology and Solidarity
Democracy has long offered an idealized form of governance. What if it is not the final stop on our civic journey, but a transition stage to something more advanced? Can technology help us evolve out of dated patterns of civic participation? This talk draws on original interviews conducted with citizens of more than thirty countries, to explore what democracy is, what ...
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Why trust science? w/ Professor Anthony Dudo
Why trust science? w/ Professor Anthony Dudo
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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UTNY Moody in New York Session
UTNY Moody in New York Session
Join UTNY alums and Moody advisors and career experts as they talk with the UTNY team about what it takes to go from college to career—by way of New York City. Learn how UTNY can help you: apply classroom learning in professional environments. gain exposure to the communication field establish critical networking connections in NYC and around the world. gain ...
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Less is more on social media w/ Lizzie Chen
Less is more on social media w/ Lizzie Chen
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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Mental Health Meets Virtual Reality Imagine MeetUp
Mental Health Meets Virtual Reality Imagine MeetUp
When you think of Virtual Reality (VR), some most likely think of gaming or chunky, futuristic headgear. However, with the COVID-19 pandemic and mental health issues on the rise, VR is encouraging health care professionals to think about new ways treatment can be delivered. In this Imagine MeetUp, we will show you how VR has become a critical tool in ...
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Panel Discussion on Alfred Martin’s book, “The Generic Closet: Black Gayness and the Black-Cast Sitcom”
Panel Discussion on Alfred Martin’s book, “The Generic Closet: Black Gayness and the Black-Cast Sitcom”
Join the Department of Radio-Television-Film for a panel discussion over zoom on Dr. Alfred L. Martin Jr.’s new book, The Generic Closet: Black Gayness and the Black-Cast Sitcom (University of Indiana Press). The Generic Closet: Black Gayness and the Black-Cast Sitcom examines the tensions related to Black gay television representation by examining the sites where meaning is/can be made: production, post-production, and audience ...
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The Frank Deford Lecture in Sports Journalism, featuring Mina Kimes
The Frank Deford Lecture in Sports Journalism, featuring Mina Kimes
ESPN NFL Analyst, Senior Writer, Podcast Host and Television Contributor Min Kimes will sit in conversation with Dr. Michael Butterworth for the presentation of the 2021 Frank Deford Lecture in Sports Journalism. The live event will be presented virtually over Zoom on April 15, 2021 from 3:30 to 5:00 pm. The Frank Deford Lecture in Sports Journalism is a part ...
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Difficult Conversations during the Pandemic w/ Professor Erin Donovan
Difficult Conversations during the Pandemic w/ Professor Erin Donovan
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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KLRU Broadcast Origins of a Green Identity
KLRU Broadcast Origins of a Green Identity
Origins of a Green Identity is an hour-long documentary exploring Austin's earliest efforts to preserve Barton Springs and Barton Creek, and ultimately to create a city with publicly-accessible green spaces along Austin's waterways throughout the City. The film is narrated by Texas novelist, Sarah Bird and features original music from Austin’s Graham Reynolds and guitarist, David Murray. Rich in archival ...
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Q&A with Recent Grads working in the Entertainment Industry: How do you start a Hollywood Career Today?
Q&A with Recent Grads working in the Entertainment Industry: How do you start a Hollywood Career Today?
Interested in an entertainment industry career? Come hear from recent UT grads who are working in entry-level jobs in Los Angeles. Even in this tough year full of uncertainty and change, these Longhorns have managed to begin their careers in Hollywood. Come hear directly from them about their experiences, observations and advice! This is a UTLA event that is open ...
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2021 UTRTF Longhorn Denius Student Film Showcase – Drive-in Screening
2021 UTRTF Longhorn Denius Student Film Showcase – Drive-in Screening
Join the UT Department of Radio-Television-Film for a special drive-in screening of our 2021 UT RTF Longhorn Denius Student Film Showcase! A testament to our students' creativity and perseverance, these fiction and documentary shorts were completed—and in some cases, produced—under the extraordinary challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic. This free, curated event will feature short films from Radio-Television-Film students, including: Jared ...
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Having Fun with Old Movies w/ Professor Caroline Frick
Having Fun with Old Movies w/ Professor Caroline Frick
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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Pivot You
Pivot You
Here's the thing: Whataburger is growing. A lot. And now it's time. Time for a new perspective on your career. Time to reframe your future. And time to take on exciting new challenges in your professional life. So join us on April 21 for a free virtual leadership conference offering tips, tools, and job advice from an array of inspiring ...
UTLA Program Information Session
UTLA Program Information Session
Join the UTLA team for an information session about living, working, and learning in Los Angeles. Forge real-time connections, gain first-hand experience, and immerse yourself in the world of entertainment at the Wofford Denius UTLA Center for Entertainment & Media Studies. The semester-long UTLA program is your chance to live, work, and learn in Los Angeles. Regardless of major, all ...
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Developing Global Student Programs
Developing Global Student Programs
Join your colleagues to learn about global engagement opportunities including Faculty-Led Programs, Global Virtual Exchange, Global Career Launch, Diplomacy Lab, and President’s Award for Global Learning for the 2021-2022 academic year. Program overviews, proposal requirements, and deadlines will be shared during the workshop.
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SHER (Science, Health, Environment, Risks) Workshop
SHER (Science, Health, Environment, Risks) Workshop
UT's Extended Reality Alliance will be exploring XR within scientific research and practice in this workshop dedicated to SHER. RSVP Here Zoom: https://utexas.zoom.us/my/ebreilly
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Swapnil Rai: “Star power, Cinephilia and Cultural Diplomacy: Unpacking the affective, industrial, and technological contours of Bollywood’s inroads into China”
Swapnil Rai: “Star power, Cinephilia and Cultural Diplomacy: Unpacking the affective, industrial, and technological contours of Bollywood’s inroads into China”
Global Media Industry Speaker Series and the RTF Media Studies Colloquium present a talk by Swapnil Rai, Assistant Professor in the Department of Film, Television and Media at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. “If today’s Chinese audience has any kind of loyalty toward foreign films, Hollywood films rank No.1, Japanese anime No.2., and No.3 undoubtedly goes to Aamir Khan’s ...
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International Symposium on Online Journalism
For the second time in its 22-year history, the International Symposium on Online Journalism will be online only in 2021. ISOJ Online will be held during the week of April 26 to 30, 2021. Instead of two full days, as we have had with the in-person conference in Austin, last year we scheduled ISOJ Online throughout chunks of time, from ...
UTNY Moody in New York Session
UTNY Moody in New York Session
Join UTNY alums and Moody advisors and career experts as they talk with the UTNY team about what it takes to go from college to career—by way of New York City. Learn how UTNY can help you: apply classroom learning in professional environments. gain exposure to the communication field establish critical networking connections in NYC and around the world. gain ...
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Dementia: A Global Epidemic w/ Professors Maya Henry and Stephanie Grasso
Dementia: A Global Epidemic w/ Professors Maya Henry and Stephanie Grasso
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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Enhancing virtual reality with hearing and balance illusions w/ Professor Spencer Smith
Enhancing virtual reality with hearing and balance illusions w/ Professor Spencer Smith
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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The Persuasion of Conspiracy: QAnon and Beyond w/ Professor Josh Gunn
The Persuasion of Conspiracy: QAnon and Beyond w/ Professor Josh Gunn
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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The World of Nonprofits w/ Professor Jennifer Jones Barbour
The World of Nonprofits w/ Professor Jennifer Jones Barbour
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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Panel Discussion on Jennifer McClearen’s book, “Fighting Visibility: Sports Media and Female Athletes in the UFC”
Panel Discussion on Jennifer McClearen’s book, “Fighting Visibility: Sports Media and Female Athletes in the UFC”
Join the Department of Radio-Television-Film and the Center for Sports Communication & Media for a panel discussion on Jennifer McClearen's new book, Fighting Visibility: Sports Media and Female Athletes in the UFC (University of Illinois Press). Ronda Rousey famously convinced the world’s largest mixed-martial arts (MMA) promotion, the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), to include female fighters in the early 2010s, which heralded a new fervor for ...
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Brain-computer interfaces for speech communication w/ Professor Jun Wang
Brain-computer interfaces for speech communication w/ Professor Jun Wang
Moody Open Door Discussions (MODDs) are online, informal office hour sessions designed for Moody students to connect with faculty all around the College. Students can ask questions, meet classmates with similar interests, and learn more about the work going on around Moody. This is a unique opportunity to discover more about Moody College and how your curiosities fit into the ...
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UTLA & UTNY Spring 2022 Application Deadline
The deadline to apply for participation in the Semester in Los Angeles (UTLA) and UT in New York (UTNY) programs for the Spring 2022 semester is on May 1, 2021. For more information (and a link to apply), please visit utla.utexas.edu and utny.utexas.edu.
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Iberian-American Colloquium on Digital Journalism (in Spanish)
Iberian-American Colloquium on Digital Journalism (in Spanish)
El Coloquio Iberoamericano reúne anualmente en la Universidad de Texas en Austin a periodistas de América Latina, España y Portugal en una discusión sobre el presente y futuro del periodismo digital en la región. El encuentro siempre se realiza al día siguiente de la culminación del Simposio Internacional de Periodismo Online.
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