CHINA Town Hall – Oct. 5 Former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin will lead an expert panel for a live town hall meeting today, Oct. 5, to be broadcast to audiences in more than 70 locations nationwide on what China’s investments in the United States mean for American workers, communities, and the economy. The Des Moines … Continue reading International events week of Oct. 5
We are proud to bring to campus a renowned anti-violence program, “Can I Kiss You?”, a sustainable approach to prevention. We intend to use the Can I Kiss You? (CIKY) program to spark interest in sexual assault(SA)/gender violence awareness, increase the dialogue surrounding healthy relationships on campus, and to create ambassadors to this cause. CIKY helps … Continue reading Can I Kiss You? program comes to Drake
Broadcast journalist Gwen Ifill, who received an honorary degree from Drake in 2005, returned to campus this week with a crew from PBS’ NewsHour to report on the 2016 Iowa caucuses and presidential campaign. Drake alumnus Travis Daub, JO ’98, creative director of NewsHour, connected with Lee Jolliffe, associate professor of journalism, to arrange for … Continue reading School of Journalism and Mass Communication news
What: Service Through Learning: Ethics, Partnerships, and Best Practices webinar When: Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2–3:30 p.m. Where: Meredith 207 What is an ethical partnership? How can we create ethical partnerships that support communities and the students who serve or train in them? How can students and institutions, through their work and learning paradigms, empower these … Continue reading Register today for global service-learning webinar
The most recent issue of eBlue included a profile on Denise Hill, GR’95, LW’96, who will head Drake Law’s new Health Law program. And Catherine M. Staub will join Drake as the Peggy Fisher and Larry Stelter Chair of Magazine Journalism, leading the Magazine Media program and overseeing the E.T. Meredith Center for Magazine Studies.
