After teaching summer communication courses combined with both Japanese and American students, graduate students in the School of Communication Studies reflected on their perceived challenges of and values for this unique instructional experience.

Ph.D. Alumnus Mark Leeman discusses his perspective on communication and social justice as well as his journey to and from COMS.

The National Communication Association Convention will be held November 12-15th in Chicago Illinois.  COMS faculty and students are well represented at the convention.

Dr. Ben Bates and several graduate and undergraduate students from COMS took part in a summer program to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS in Botswana.  

Bill and Pam Benoit join the Ohio University Community, Bill as a Professor in COMS and Pam as the Executive Vice President and Provost of the University.

Students from COMS bring home top honors in their respective divisions at the annual Ohio University Research and Creative Activity Fair.

Team wins national championship at the Pi Kappa Delta national tournament, the first of three national championship tournaments the team will attend during Spring quarter.

Greiner received a Fulbright fellowship to conduct her dissertation research in Bogota, Colombia. Greiner will be investigating the use of innovative communication strategies to promote civic engagement

Outstanding teaching is an important part of the COMS culture, as evidenced by graduate student Joe Mazer.

Communication Doctoral Students spend time over the summer in the Amazon on a research/praxis project addressing Dengue Fever.

Hannah Mehnke takes discovers the value of internships before her senior year. Hannah completed internships in both event planning and corporate training over the summer.

Not many students get to dance as part of their Ph.D. dissertation, but fourth year Doctoral student Maggie Quinlan (Buffalo, NY) did just that. Learn about Maggie's project.