by Jessica Posa, Josie Spence | Nov 13, 2021 | Department News Slider, Events, Faculty Focus, Recent Updates
WCU Communication professor Dr. Candy Noltensmeyer was nominated for the 2020 Faculty of the Year Award, which is the only award decided solely by students at Western. Because of her nomination, Noltensmeyer will deliver the 2021 Last Lecture on Thursday, Nov. 18 at...
by Jessica Posa, Josie Spence | Nov 4, 2021 | Department News Slider, News, Recent Updates
WCU’s digital television studio hosted a commercial shoot for G&T Communications on Friday, October 1. The HD television studio, located in the Center for Applied Technology building, is part of the Communication Department facilities at WCU. Communication...
by | Sep 10, 2021 | Department News Slider, Faculty Focus, News, Recent Updates
The Communication Department at Western Carolina University made some faculty changes and additions to prepare for the new academic year. Matthew T. Binford and Charles Vincent Russell joined the Communication Department as Assistant Professor of Practice and...
by Patrick Clemons, Jessica Posa | May 16, 2021 | Department News Slider, Faculty Focus, Recent Updates
Coming up on his 26th year at WCU, Dr. Jim Manning, associate professor of communication, has announced he will be retiring after the end of finals week, May 14, 2021. Manning joined the then Communication & Theatre Arts Department in 1993 as the technical...
by Patrick Clemons, Jessica Posa | Mar 18, 2021 | Department News Slider, Faculty Focus
Dr. Scott Eldredge, associate professor of communication at Western Carolina University, was recently granted the 2019-2020 Faculty Excellence in Community Engagement award by WCU’s Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning (CCESL). “Western Carolina...
by Patrick Clemons, Jessica Posa | Feb 25, 2021 | Department News Slider, News, Recent Updates
For the first time in its 73-year history, the student-run radio station at Western Carolina University is silent. But not for long. Feb. 1, 2021, marked a new challenge for Western students as WWCU FM began the transition to its new frequency of 95.3 FM, with the...
