Nebraska Wesleyan Comm Studies Department

Karla finally won Contexto during Comm Lunch!

School Spirit

Welcome to a new semester! Join us today and each Monday for a 15-minute guided meditation at either 12:34 PM or 5:15 PM.
Meet us in the Contemplative Corner (2nd floor of the library) or on Zoom https://zoom.us/j/98732312729?pwd=OW5Vamt6U2srMm9KLytubDEzT2wzZz09
All are invited no matter where you are in the world.

First day of fall semester!

Ready for a new academic year!

GO BELLA!

Hogue earns NWU’s 40th consecutive NCAA Academic All-American award | Nebraska Wesleyan University Nebraska Wesleyan University track and field athlete Bella Houge has earned NCAA DIII first-team Academic All-American honors from the College Sports Communicators, the organization announced Tuesday.Hogue has won back-to-back Academic All-American honors, the latest of which extends NWU’s All-Ame...

Comm Studies and Health and Human Performance faculty enjoyed lunch together today. !

Today was the final meeting of the Communication Studies senior seminar. This group is going to be missed so much!

Some of the students wanted to take their Communication Superhero name tag with them as they left the department...

Research methods final at the Jensens’

Yoga yesterday 😊

This is an exciting day!--Dave Whitt's fifth edited book arrived!!!

Are you the person we are looking for? A Communication Studies alum just might be the ideal fit!

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Cultivate balance, strength, and flexibility for your body and mind on the first day of finals! Mindfulness Monday will be held at 12:34 PM (Library-2nd floor) and yoga will take place at 4:30 PM on Abel Commons.

Patty‘s bringing brownies made with fudge for Comm Lunch tomorrow!

The COMM Studies students drew large, appreciative crowds during Tuesday night’s Internship Showcase and Wednesday morning’s Scholarship Symposium. Students, congratulations on all your hard work and thank you for such polished presentations!

Fun times in Comm in the Professions--Interpretive Dr. Seuss!

Today!!!!!

Celebrate Earth Day with Karla & Yoga Club. Join us for Mindfulness Monday at 12:34 and 5:15 in the Contemplative Corner or on Zoom from wherever you are in this beautiful world! https://zoom.us/j/98732312729?pwd=OW5Vamt6U2srMm9KLytubDEzT2wzZz09

Then join us for an earth-themed yoga practice at 6:30 on Abel Commons. We’ll bring mats to share and we’ll give away a shiny new yoga mat. Bring your water and bring your friends!

RAKADAPA (End of Year Celebration) was joyful, tearful, and tasteful :-)

Before the celebration begins.

Meet Alumni Spotlight Jamison (Ulrich) Krenk, class of 2018! To read more about Jamison and her time at NWU, visit our blog: https://nwucommstudies.wordpress.com/2024/04/17/meet-alumni-spotlight-jamison-krenk/

Comm Studies Superhero, Macie Thomas earned a Fulbright!!!

Thomas named Fulbright Student | Nebraska Wesleyan University Macie Thomas (’24) of Hickman, Neb. has been selected for the Fulbright English Teaching (ETA) Program and will spend the 2024-25 school year in the Czech Republic.

Our next student of the week is Claire Harrison! Swipe through the slides to learn more about Claire!

Introducing our last International Student of the Month for the semester, Joel Vasquez! We have loved having Joel with us! Swipe through to learn more about him!

More pictures from a great day!

The annual Communication in the Modern World lecture was wonderful! NWU alum, Elizabeth Cox, shared her research on how our favorite athletes and teams communicate.

Friday’s the BIG DAY! Join us in Callen at 1 PM to welcome ’16 alumna Elizabeth Cox!

Grateful for these NWU alums and friends who took time to participate in a conversation with the Communication Studies seniors today.

Patty Hawk (here while introduced by Provost Caneiro-Livingston) shared her sabbatical work on and with dialogue with the NWU community.