Category: Faculty News

Grad student raises awareness with The Heroin Project

February 7, 2015

Ashley Seering, who graduated last May from SIUE’s Mass Communications program with a focus on television production, recently began using her experience to make short documentaries about the Madison County Heroin Task Force meetings that take place every month in Edwardsville. Our own, Professor Cory Byers also joined the cause. Heroin is a silent killer that … More Grad student raises awareness with The Heroin Project

Ibroscheva’s focus on gender, media studies lands her Going Award

Ibroscheva’s focus on gender, media studies lands her Going Award

January 24, 2015

Congratulations, Dr. Ibroscheva!  Dr. Ibroscheva has made us proud yet again! This time, it’s because she has received the William and Margaret Going Endowed Professorship Award! The award recognizes faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences who have outstanding teaching, scholarly accomplishments and/or creative activity. Dr. Ibroscheva has been a part of the SIUE faculty since … More Ibroscheva’s focus on gender, media studies lands her Going Award

Students work on display at Indie Film Fest

September 15, 2014

Cory Byers, an instructor in SIUE’s Department of Mass Communications and graduate Ashley Seering collaborated with SIUE students and alumni to produce three short films and one documentary. The films will be showcased at the MX Independent Film Festival at the MX theater in St. Louis Sept. 26-Oct.4. “People of Variety,” is an unofficial 48-hour film … More Students work on display at Indie Film Fest

New faculty members add to rich diversity of mass comm staff

September 10, 2014

Dr. Undrah Baasanjav and Shi Li are no strangers to the world of mass communications. They both carry unique international experiences in the field that add unique expertise to an already diverse mass communications faculty at SIUE. Shi, a PhD candidate at Indiana University, previously worked as a photo editor for China Daily, an English-based daily … More New faculty members add to rich diversity of mass comm staff