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Kent State University student Jeannette Reyes sits behind the anchor desk in the TV2 studios in Franklin Hall. The William Randolph Hearst Foundation awarded Reyes the top television finalist award, along with a scholarship.
Kent State University student Jeannette Reyes sits behind the anchor desk in the TV2 studios in Franklin Hall. The William Randolph Hearst Foundation awarded Reyes the top television finalist award, along with a scholarship.
Kent State University student Olivia Sliman, a junior electronic media production major in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, collected more than 1,000 pairs of shoes for children across the world.
Kent State University student Olivia Sliman, a junior electronic media production major in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, collected more than 1,000 pairs of shoes for children across the world.
A group of Kent State College of Communication and Information students studying abroad in Florence, Italy, pose for a photo. Thirty years later, Lydia Coutré (back row, third from left), a junior newspaper journalism major, is visiting the same sights her mother traveled to, retaking pictures of the same landmarks and blogging about her experience.
A group of Kent State College of Communication and Information students studying abroad in Florence, Italy, pose for a photo. Thirty years later, Lydia Coutré (back row, third from left), a junior newspaper journalism major, is visiting the same sights her mother traveled to, retaking pictures of the same landmarks and blogging about her experience.
JMC students (left to right) Rich Pierce, Jake Kauffman, Anthony Ezzo, Jonathan Jankowski and Doug Rogers meet with Diane Sawyer (third from left) after a taping of ABC News. The students are part of the Advanced News Producing course offered by the School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
JMC students (left to right) Rich Pierce, Jake Kauffman, Anthony Ezzo, Jonathan Jankowski and Doug Rogers meet with Diane Sawyer (third from left) after a taping of ABC News. The students are part of the Advanced News Producing course offered by the School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
Doug Goldsmith, an assistant professor in Visual Communication Design, conducts a review of student work during a class session in the Art Building.
Doug Goldsmith, an assistant professor in Visual Communication Design, conducts a review of student work during a class session in the Art Building.
Josh Cribbs earns a degree from the School of Communication Studies.
Josh Cribbs earns a degree from the School of Communication Studies.
For their semester-long service project, students in the College of Communication and Information decided to give a gift that would continue to give year-round through its Campus Kitchen project.
For their semester-long service project, students in the College of Communication and Information decided to give a gift that would continue to give year-round through its Campus Kitchen project.
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