Communication News & Announcements
Browse the links below for recent WCU news of interest to current and prospective communication students and their families.
Theatre of the Imagination: An upcoming production will feature a star from the golden era of radio
WCU Tube: A new student-run scoreboard will broadcast Catamount football highlights
Dillsboro merchants donate to CARE after WCU Night
As part of the Dec. 2 WCU Night at the Dillsboro Lights and Luminaries, Dillsboro merchants donated a percentage of their sales to CARE, a humanitarian organization fighting poverty in more than 70 countries around the world, in support of the WCU Poverty Project.
Internet workshops for seniors set for Nov. 29-30
WCU's Department of Communication is collaborating with the Jackson County Department on Aging to offer Internet communication workshops for seniors on Tuesday, Nov. 29, and Wednesday, Nov. 30.
Students teach adaptive fly fishing
On a mid-November afternoon, a small-scale fishing derby was under way at WCU as three boys working with recreational therapy students took turns casting flies for trout.
Public relations student elected to national position
WCU student Lauren Gray was elected vice president of the Public Relations Student Society of America’s national committee at the organization’s recent meeting in Seattle.
Radio production wins award
A WCU re-creation of a classic radio show is once again the recipient of a top honor in the national Broadcast Education Association Festival of Media Arts.
As part of the Dec. 2 WCU Night at the Dillsboro Lights and Luminaries, Dillsboro merchants donated a percentage of their sales to CARE, a humanitarian organization fighting poverty in more than 70 countries around the world, in support of the WCU Poverty Project.
Internet workshops for seniors set for Nov. 29-30
WCU's Department of Communication is collaborating with the Jackson County Department on Aging to offer Internet communication workshops for seniors on Tuesday, Nov. 29, and Wednesday, Nov. 30.
Students teach adaptive fly fishing
On a mid-November afternoon, a small-scale fishing derby was under way at WCU as three boys working with recreational therapy students took turns casting flies for trout.
Public relations student elected to national position
WCU student Lauren Gray was elected vice president of the Public Relations Student Society of America’s national committee at the organization’s recent meeting in Seattle.
Radio production wins award
A WCU re-creation of a classic radio show is once again the recipient of a top honor in the national Broadcast Education Association Festival of Media Arts.