From an educator who invented a digital anthropology concept to the CEO of one of the world’s largest public relations agencies, USC Annenberg has brought on a number of accomplished and brilliant minds to teach classes within the last year.
Golin CEO Fred Cook will lead USC Annenberg's Strategic Public Relations Center. Golin / Logan Futej Fred Cook
When Fred Cook, then Golin...
Ty Hawkins MA Specialized Journalism '16 talks about his experience in the nine-month program and where he hopes the Trojan Family Network leads him.
This article was originally published on the USC News website.
Written by Gretchen Meier.
Hashtags, story maps, virtual reality, gifs — these are the tools of the 21st-century diplomat.
For two weeks each summer, U.S. State Department, foreign affairs staff...
Participants in the World Bank-Annenberg Summer Institute in Reform Communication role-played in a land reform debate in the hypothetical nation of Frelaria. The Summer Institute ran from May 23-June 3, 2016.
Please view the photo gallery from the institute below:
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Students delivered news on national and international stages this summer, flexing their professional skills at the national political conventions in Cleveland and Philadelphia and at the Olympics in Rio.
USC Annenberg at the Republican and Democratic National Conventions
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MA Specialized Journalism (The Arts) graduate Monica Castillo talks about her trip to Cuba where her final project and thesis switched from covering a film festival in Havana to a personal essay on her roots to the island country. She also talks about her new job writing for the New York Times "Watching" team.
Please watch previous episodes about Monica...
The PBS series Independent Lens is partnering with USC Annenberg’s Dan Birman and Nashville media company The Tennessean to produce a digital series exploring juvenile sentencing laws in Tennessee.
Scheduled to appear over the next few months, “Sentencing Children” features video pieces produced by Birman, USC...
