Event Calendar

The Best Answers to "What Did You Do During the Pandemic?" with Joanne Calabria ('74), a former VP of public affairs for CBS, and Laura Azar ('09) of Omnicom Health Group

Fourth session of a summer professional development series from the Offices of Alumni Relations and the Office of Internships and Career Services focused on skills and strategies that are especially valuable for recent graduates and current students. Sessions moderated by Assistant Dean Bob Martin.

"Maximize Your Social Media (TikTok, Too)," with Arianna Daivs ('09) of OprahMag.com and Jerry Rizzo ('11) of Panasonic North America

Fifth session of a summer professional development series from the Offices of Alumni Relations and the Office of Internships and Career Services focused on skills and strategies that are especially valuable for recent graduates and current students. Sessions moderated by Assistant Dean Bob Martin.

An open Q&A format dedicated to providing information to parents and families of incoming students in the Bellisario College of Communications. All questions are welcome.

Sixth session of a summer professional development series from the Offices of Alumni Relations and teh Office of Internships and Career Services focused on skills and strategies that are especially valuable for recent graduates and current students. Sessions moderated by Assistant Dean Bob Martin.

Annual University-wide information session for prospective students.

Annual University-wide information session for prospective students.

Annual University-wide information session for prospective students.

An open Q&A format dedicated to providing information to parents and families of incoming students in the Bellisario College of Communications. All questions are welcome.

An open Q&A format dedicated to providing information to parents and families of incoming students in the Bellisario College of Communications. All questions are welcome.

Kevin Hagopian, a teaching professor in the Department of Film Production and Media Studies, will present the annual First-Year Lecture, a requirement for all first-year students, titled "From High Noon to Black Orpheus: Self-Framing Modern Presidential Character Through Film Taste.”

About the lecture: Publicizing our tastes in popular culture — music, games, TV and movies — on social media is one of the most powerful ways we have of shaping others’ perceptions of ourselves. U.S. presidents and presidential candidates have long used their personal choices of favorite movies to shape a positive understanding of their “presidential character.” Presidential character fuses personal and leadership attributes in the same person — and invoking a shared and compelling narrative experience makes the claims about character as concrete and compelling as the movie itself. We’ll look at the public (and private) movie choices of presidents and presidential candidates from Franklin Roosevelt to Donald Trump as keys to the narratives these political figures have sought to tell about themselves.

Annual University wide event, which will be conducted virtually. Non-Technical Full-Time Day

Annual University wide event, which will be conducted virtually. Internship/Co-Op Day

Annual University wide event, which will be conducted virtually. Technical Full-Time Day