[ecrea] CRDM PhD program at NC State

The Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media PhD program (CRDM) at 
North Carolina State University has extended its deadline for 
applications to January 15, 2017.
Please visit CRDM's website for information about the program, its 
curriculum, faculty, students, and our alumni. Current  information 
about CRDM students, awards, and job placements is also available on 
CRDM's blog.

Applying >

On CRDM’s website, in the drop-down menu for prospective Students, you 
will find answers to questions about the general requirements for 
applying, the application process, funding and financial aid, and 
international student applications.

Contacts >

If you have any additional questions, contact CRDM's Program Associate 
Jeffrey Leonard at ((jtleonar /at/ ncsu.edu)) or Interim Director David Rieder 
((dmrieder /at/ ncsu.edu)).
About CRDM >

The Ph.D. Program in Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media prepares 
doctoral students to analyze the social, cultural, rhetorical, 
philosophical, and political dimensions of information technologies, new 
communication media, and digital texts and to actively engage digital 
media through research, criticism, production, and practice. The 
interdisciplinary program is jointly housed in the departments of 
Communication and English and draws on faculty with expertise in both 
the humanities and social sciences.

Our graduates have been very successful finding employment in a variety 
of positions in academia (both at research-intensive universities and at 
teaching-oriented liberal arts colleges), government and corporate 
organizations, where there is a growing demand for the interdisciplinary 
skill sets developed in CRDM. For a list of alumni job placements, go to
https://crdm.chass.ncsu.edu/people/students/?group=alumni

Assistantships in CRDM >

Funded students have opportunities to be trained and then teach in a 
wide range of undergraduate courses in the departments of Communication 
and English; the university program in Science, Technology, and Society 
(STS); and the School of Public and International Affairs.  They may 
also be assigned to work as research assistants with faculty in the 
program and in affiliated departments, including federal and 
international grants, and to serve as administrative assistants, 
consultants, or researchers for units on campus that include the First 
Year Writing Program, DH Hill Library's Makerspace, the Dept. of 
Information Technology (serving digital humanities curricula), and the 
Laboratory for Analytical Sciences.
Diversity and inclusion >

The CRDM program welcomes and supports a diverse community of students 
and faculty and actively promotes NC State's policies on diversity and 
inclusion. We promote a safe and secure space for learning, teaching, 
and research. We support the Chancellor's statement on diversity and the 
university's response to HB2.
Chancellor's statement on diversity
https://oied.ncsu.edu/diversity/chancellors-statment-on-diversity/

NC State's HB2 statement
https://leadership.ncsu.edu/about/chancellor/letters/hb2-update-impacts-on-nc-state/


---------------
The COMMLIST
---------------
This mailing list is a free service offered by Nico Carpentier. Please
use it responsibly and wisely.
--
To subscribe or unsubscribe, please visit http://commlist.org/
--
Before sending a posting request, please always read the guidelines at
http://commlist.org/
--
To contact the mailing list manager:
Email: (nico.carpentier /at/ vub.ac.be)
URL: http://nicocarpentier.net
---------------