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The UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media’s Reese Felts Digital News Project has launched The Roll Call, a Web application that breaks down N.C. General Assembly voting results.

Jessica Fitts Willoughby published “eHealth interventions for HIV prevention” in “AIDS Care”.

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Queenie Byars’ article “Diversity Deficit in Broadcasting Continues” was published in The Triangle Tribune.

Many UNC School of Journalism and Mass Communication students hold internships during the summer, honing the skills they learned in the classroom to better prepare them for the real world after graduation.

JoAnn Sciarrino, executive vice president for BBDO North America, has been named Knight Chair in Digital Advertising and Marketing at the UNC School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

The UNC School of Journalism and Mass Communication’s responsibility is to train the next generation of media professionals, including journalists, strategic communicators, teachers and researchers – and to serve journalism and communication professionals.

Gifts from alumni and friends are essential to supporting faculty and new initiatives, ensuring student success and maintaining the school’s reputation. The work of the school could not be done without the generosity of alumni, friends, media organizations and others.

Seth Noar published “eHealth applications : promising strategies for health behavior change” in Routledge.

Ryan Thornburg published his article "Integrating Knight Lessons Into the Classroom" on PBS.org.