ASU News:  Political rhetoric to be explored at upcoming events

With a national election looming, the Arizona Communication Association will explore political rhetoric during a pair of evening events at ASU's West campus, Oct. 15 and 16.

Law:  Herrera featured in `Maricopa Lawyer’

Tamara Herrera, clinical professor of law wrote in the October edition of Maricopa Lawyer about the “restyled” Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

ASU News:  CHS master’s student returns as communication studies professor

College of Human Services graduate Carla Fisher is returning to teach as a communication studies professor with a focus on advocacy and applied research.

ASU News:  ASU professor selected as editor of prestigious journal

ASU's Greg Wise will serve a three-year term as editor of the National Communication Association's top scholarly journal, Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies.

Humanities:  Distinguished professor gives lecture on 'Philosophy of Communication'

Dr. Calvin O. Schrag gives lecture and has dinner with Honors and graduate students and Communication Studies faculty.

University | Students:  Course redesign aims to build better public speakers

A grant-funded course redesign is helping students replace fear with success when they stand up to for the dreaded excercise of public speaking.

Humanities:  'Communicating Forgiveness' examines process of forgiving

Real-life narratives chronicle relational conflict and the path to forgiveness in professors' book 'Communicating Forgiveness.'

Community:  People watching people: Lecture explores how daily life is becoming subject to surveillance

ASU News:  Lecture series addresses multigenerational relationships and quality of life issues

Lecture series addresses multigenerational relationships and quality of life issues