[Commlist] UNC Chapel Hill Department of Communication Doctoral program virtual information session November 10 from 3:30-4:30 PM

Prospective graduate student applicants to the doctoral program in 
Communication at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill are 
warmly invited to attend a virtual information session on *Thursday, 
November 10^th  from 3:30-4:30 PM EST*, via zoom (registration link 
below). At the meeting, you will be able to talk with current faculty 
and graduate students about the program, including the application 
process, funding opportunities, and your questions.

Please register in advance for this meeting at: 
https://unc.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJErdeqtrTMqGNcIbk36l307QMyNrpA4rudh 
<https://unc.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJErdeqtrTMqGNcIbk36l307QMyNrpA4rudh>. After 
registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing 
information about joining the meeting. For any questions about this 
information session or about the doctoral program more generally, please 
contact SarahDempsey((sedempse /at/ email.unc.edu) 
<mailto:(sedempse /at/ email.unc.edu)>), Director of Graduate Admissions, or 
Michael Palm ((mpalm /at/ email.unc.edu) <mailto:(mpalm /at/ email.unc.edu)>), 
Director of Graduate Studies.

Prospective applicants are also welcomed to visit with Department 
colleagues during the Graduate School Open House from 1:00-4:00 PM on 
November 17^th  at the upcoming NCA Convention.

About the doctoral program in Communication at UNC-CH:

The Department of Communication at the University of North Carolina, 
Chapel Hill serves as the intellectual home for 25 faculty members, 45 
graduate students, and over 600 undergraduates. Across teaching, 
research, and service, the Department emphasizes cultural and critical 
approaches to communication, centering questions of power, equity, 
transformation, and emancipation. The Department’s doctoral program 
offers a theoretically rich, interdisciplinary, problem-based approach 
to education and research that enables graduate students to define their 
own research in response to the changing demands of a constantly 
evolving communicative and cultural world. This design ensures 
foundational study in sub-disciplines of Communication alongside rich 
interdisciplinary engagement.


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