In the Knight School of Communication, graduating Masters students presented their culminating projects April 17, 2012, to a standing-room-only crowd. The buzz on Twitter (via Storify) captured some of the spirit of the event:
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“Final #capstone presentations. Bittersweet night. (@ James L. Knight School of Communication) t.co/khbTpzvc
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The presentations included:
“Why Favor Local Flavor?: A Social Media Plan for Chilly Water Farm”
Grayson Brown -
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“Democratic National Convention Host Committee Communication Audit”
Kenyon Stanley -
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“Sociocultural Performance and Identity Assertion in the Haliwa-Saponi Powwow”
Patricia Palmer -
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“Three Cheers for Third Place(s)”
James Shoff -
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“Computer Mediated Communication and Nonverbal Immediacy: Exploring the Relationship Between Two Diametrically Opposed Communication Vehicles”
Kristen Bostedo-Conway -
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“The Positive Pit Bull: A Strategic Plan”
Jennifer Bashford -
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“Pseudoscience to Social Science: Reframing Memetics in Terms of Culture, Digitally-transmitted”
David Owens-Hill -
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“Blogging: Emerging Forms of Autoethnography and the Construction of Personal Identity”
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“Women and Breasts: An Exploration of the Relationship Between Body and Self”
Adrienne Hartman -
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The reactions in the room to all the presentations was one of overall pride in the program and best wishes for its soon-to-be graduates. Congratulations all!
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