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Communication Studies Alumni Spotlight: Steve Heimler

Steve Heimler of Heimler's History helps high schoolers study for their AP exams with his YouTube channel. With over a million YouTube channel subscribers, Heimler posts AP exam review videos on U.S. History, World History, Human Geography, Government, and European History. 

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Student Spotlight: Sophia Flemming

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Dr. Stahl in the News

As a researcher of war propaganda, Roger Stahl has been busy fielding more than a dozen interview requests from the likes of the Washington Post, Bloomberg, Times of London, Le Monde, Financial Times, BBC World News, and PBS Newshour. 

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Four Graduate Students Receive Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award

The Department of Communication Studies is proud to congratulate Anthony Gargiulo, Taylor Vanderveen, Sophia Flemming, and Mik Davis-Bryant for being recipients of the Outstanding Teaching Assistant (OTA) Award.

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Graduate Students Present Research at 2026 Georgia Communication Association Conference