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Dr. Kristi Schaller
Dr. Kristi Schaller Named Principal Lecturer Emerita

Please help us congratulate Dr. Kristi Schaller on becoming Principal Lecturer Emerita! Dr. Schaller joined our department in 2005 and has since played an important role in supporting our students and strengthening our community through her teaching and service. We are grateful for her many contributions and wish her all the best as she begins this new chapter. Congratulations, Dr. Schaller!

Dr. Michael Adams
Remembering President Emeritus Michael F. Adams

The Department of Communication Studies is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Michael F. Adams, University of Georgia president emeritus. A specialist in political communication, Dr. Adams was an affiliated faculty member in the department and previously taught some courses within the department.  We would like to express our sincerest condolences to his entire family.

Allegro Wang for Top Student Paper
Allegro Wang's Paper For Top Student Paper

Allegro Wang, a Ph.D. candidate, is up for the Top Student Paper in the NCA American Studies Division. The paper, "Time-Space Compression as Trope: Drone Surveillance on the US-Mexico Border" is about how Project Maven, a system being designed by Palantir to integrate drones with AI capabilities, is legitimized within a broader cultural narrative of a migration "crisis." Spatially, these tropes are used to narrow the audiences attention to the…


Graduating Students in 2020

We are very proud of all our undergraduate and graduate students receiving degrees this spring and summer! Below are their names - thanks to all who allowed us to post their names here. The undergraduates are listed first, and graduate students below.  Despite a difficult and chaotic semester, you all rose to the occasion, and we couldn't be more excited to call you UGA Comm graduates! Go Dawgs!   UNDERGRADUATES Matthew Ahn…
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Undergraduate Students


End of Semester Letter from Head of Unit

Dr. Panetta has posted a letter thanking you, the students, and you, the members of the department, for sailing through what became an incredibly trying semester. Thank you, Dawgs! 


Communication Studies COVID-19/Coronavirus Information for Online Learning (For Students)

  The Department of Communication Studies would like to reassure students that it has their best interests at heart and will strive to continue to provide an effective learning environment for them when the University transitions to online teaching on March 30. Feel free to reach out to your instructors or course coordinators with any questions or concerns you may have. Please continue to practice recommended social distancing techniques…


UGA Debate Union Ranked No. 1!

Congratulations to the UGA Debate Union for being ranked number one nationally in all three national debate organizations! Following their most recent tournament at the University of Kentucky the team overtook Harvard, Wake Forest, Emory, Michigan, Northwestern, and hundreds of other institutions. Six debaters won individual awards. They’re well on their way to winning that national championship!   Good luck and Go Dawgs!   For more…
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Communication Studies Class of 2018
Communication Studies Celebrates 2018 Graduates

The Department of Communication Studies held its annual commencement exercises on Thursday, May 3, 2018 in the University of Georgia Chapel. The event featured two addresses, one from graduating senior Jonas Taylor and a second from program alum Hannah Kay Herdlinger. A member of Lambda Pi Eta and a graduate of UGA’s entrepreneurship program, Taylor encouraged his classmates to see their graduation day as a beginning to lives of service in…

Kendall Burton. Photo courtesy of Georgia Athletics.
Comm Studies Major Featured in ESPN Magazine

UGA Communication Studies major Kendall Burton was featured in the May 7 issue of ESPN The Magazine. Titled “The Toughest Out” and written by senior ESPN staff writer Wayne Drehs, the story tells of Kendall’s rise to UGA softball fame, a rise all the more remarkable because of the odds Kendall first had to overcome. Born with a severe bilateral cleft lip and palate, Kendall has undergone 23 surgeries, suffered a stroke, and…

From left to right: Third place winner Tulsi Patel, First place winner Cassidy Fuller, and Second place winner Daniela Conroy
Department Holds Spring Public Speaking Contest

The Department of Communication Studies held its Spring 2018 Public Speaking Contest on Wednesday, April 18. The event, which was sponsored by Xanedu Publishing, was emceed by graduate student Steven Murray and showcased the following student speakers, listed alongside the names of their instructors: Taylor Bush, “UGA Policy on Pre-Health Student Shadowing” – Anna Walling Cassidy Fuller, “The Real P.T. Barnum Story” – John Banister Jake…
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