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Alumni Spotlight

Valenti Alumnus Michelle Eulene

Valenti Alumnus Michelle Eulene

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Faculty Spotlight

Deborah Bridges

Deborah Bridges

Instructional professor and course coordinator. Currently teach Fundamentals of Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, and Intercultural Communication and Organizations, plus a technical presentation lab for UH College of Business.

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Valenti School Weekly Update 9.25.13

BOB HEATH and Damion Waymer presented a paper, "Corporate Social Responsibility, Strategic Issues Management, and Relationship Management," at the CSR Communication Conference 2013 in Aarhus, Denmark on September 19, 2013. This 2nd annual conference on this topic was organized by Aarhus University, University of Amsterdam, and University of Ljubljana.

BOB HEATH presented a lecture, "Encyclopedia as Pathway, Encyclopedia of Public Relations (2005-2013)," to masters and senior honors students in Business and Corporate Communication in the College of Business at Aarhus University on September 20. The lecture was attended by 120 students and faculty of the School of Corporate Communication as part of their visiting professor lecture series.

Katie R. Place and JENNIFER VARDEMAN-WINTER. (2013). Hegemonic discourse and self-discipline: Exploring Foucault’s concept of bio-power among public relations professionals. Public Relations Inquiry, 2: 305-325, doi:10.1177/2046147X13494965

One of the projects from TEMPLE NORTHUP’s documentary class was featured on Houston’s culturemap:
http://houston.culturemap.com/news/food/09-23-13-how-a-charity-bar-revitalized-downtown-houston-the-inside-story/?utm_source=sf_facebook

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