University of Wisconsin-Madison
If you are currently an undergraduate student majoring in Comm Arts, there are numerous scholarship and paid internship opportunities available to you. Among those currently on offer this semester are the Charline M. Wackman Awards, which are available to majors who are “bona fide residents of the State of Wisconsin” and who will be continuing students …
2012 may only be a little over a month old, but film Professor J.J. Murphy‘s year has been off to an incredibly busy start and it will only be getting busier in the next couple months. In January, some of Professor Murphy’s film work premiered in an exhibition, Limits of Photography, at the Museum of …
The Department of Communication Arts is pleased to announce that Mary K. Huelsbeck will be joining us as the new Assistant Director of the Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research. She replaces Ben Brewster, who retired as the Center’s Assistant Director last year. Ms. Huelsbeck comes to the WCFTR from the Black Film Center/Archive …
CSI, The Good Wife, NCIS, Criminal Minds, The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men: the CBS network leads in primetime ratings with this stellar program line-up, under the direction of Kelly Kahl, Comm Arts alumn, and CBS Senior Executive Vice President for Primetime. For the last six years, selected Comm Arts majors have enjoyed …
When the lights went down on Friday, January 20th, for the UW Cinematheque’s first screening of 2012, viewers were treated to the best possible presentation of 35mm film to be found in the Madison region. During the winter break in December and January, new 35mm projectors from custom German designers Kinoton were installed in 4070 …
Comm Arts professor Jonathan Gray has published a new book that provides an overview of the academic field of television studies, including a survey of the discipline’s origins, central ideas, and key thinkers and works. The book, co-authored with Amanda Lotz of the University of Michigan, is suitably titled Television Studies and is included as …
Internships have become one of the most valuable resources available today for undergraduate students preparing for successful careers, especially in the media and entertainment industries. These positions are not only a form of on-the-job training, giving young Badgers real world experience that enhances their classroom learning, but they also allow students to make valuable industry …
Every semester a number of Communication Arts majors are placed in professional internships. Comm Arts alumni have helped to make many of these internships possible, reaching out to help students at a formative stage in their career. Students, alumni, and faculty alike agree that an internship can be one of the most valuable experiences undergraduates …
A team of five UW-Madison students, including Comm Arts major Emily Christopher, has been selected as one of three finalists in a nationwide marketing competition sponsored by American Eagle Outfitters (AE), a prominent clothing retailer with over 930 stores in North America. Each semester, AE offers a marketing case competition that focuses on a different …
UW Comm Arts alum Stuart Brotman recently co-authored an article on this issue. Net neutrality is set to move into the headlines as the new FCC Open Internet Rules, in effect since November, begin to make an impact.