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Students, faculty and alumni of the Scripps College of Communication at Ohio University are constantly making headlines. In fact, we can't keep up with all of the good news! Read about some of the amazing accomplishments, events and happenings in Scripps and among its people below. You may want to use the tags below to sort for categories that pique your interest!
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Game Design from Home: How John Bowditch & his Students are making Online Learning Work
September 17, 2020From the J.
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Doug Bowie talks about the ECT's performance upgrades
September 17, 2020The ECT school upgrades their network to increase efficiency and speed
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VisCom students aid, learn during National Geographic photo assignment
September 16, 2020Current seniors Madeleine Hordinski and Alexandria Skowronski worked with renowned photographer Paolo Verzone during a National Geographic Magazine photo assignment with Dr. Lawrence Witmer in March.
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Kiplinger settles in at OHIO, program changes expected
September 16, 2020A message from Executive Director Kevin Z. Smith on the state of and future plans for the Kiplinger Program in Public Affairs Journalism.
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Conducting Labs from the Comforts of Home: Professor Brandon Saunders safely brings hands-on education to ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½students
September 15, 2020Brandon Saunders, professor at the McClure School and current instructor for this semester’s run of ITS 3110, decided that if students couldn’t come to his lab, he would bring the lab to his students.
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The Nexus of Esports, Sports, Technology, Communities and Hope
September 11, 2020On September 3rd, 2020, the AI for Good Global Summit held a webinar and discussed how ITU and the Global Esports Federation can use esports and emerging technologies to scale AI for Good.
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How our relationship with data can help with climate change
September 10, 2020Max Semenzcuk talks about the energy consumption of accessing the digital world, as well as alternatives we may need in the future.
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