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New this upcoming year, Carthage will award one full-tuition Communication/Public Relations Scholarship to an incoming freshman, renewable for four years. This scholarship is available to students who plan to major in either communication or public relations.

Dr. Colleen Palmer has published a chapter on an innovative crisis exchange program in a new textbook.

Students in Professor Kelly Kruse’s Social Media course concluded a semester-long project by presenting in-depth digital audits to local business owners.

Students in Prof. Kelly Kruse’s Visual Communication course explored how embracing the theatre improv mindset fosters creativity and creates a supportive environment.

On Oct. 22 and 23, Carthage welcomed Jason Miley, owner of Chick-fil-A in Pleasant Prairie, as a special guest speaker in two of Professor Kelly Kruse’s classes.

Carthage welcomed professional photographer Camela Langendorf as a guest speaker for Prof. Kelly Kruse’s Visual Communication class.

Prof. Kelly Kruse’s Visual Communication students engaged with improv and theatre experts to learn insights into the role of communication in various mediums.

PR Campaigns class works with City of Zion, IL on rebranding the city’s image

Prof. Colleen Palmer will present “Prescribing Trust: The Essential Integration of Public Relations and Crisis Communication in Healthcare Practice.”

Tricia Blasko, curator of education at the Racine Art Museum, visited Professor Kelly Kruse’s Visual Communication class.

Colleen Palmer, public relations professor, presented two accepted works at this year’s CSCA Conference.

The Division of Arts and Humanities Division held its annual Divisional Honor Celebration.

Jon Bruning will give a presentation titled “Manchester, City United: Scaling Corporate Social Responsibility in English Club Football.”

Carthage students explore branding standards with local Chick-fil-A leadership.

Scott Terry, owner and founder of the Mahogany Gallery Black Arts & Cultural Center, visited a Visual Communication class.

Carthage graduate Rich Smith brings innovative communication lessons to Visual Communication class.

Public relations student takes Discover Wisconsin to a whole new level by bringing them on board for TikTok!

Prof. Eric Hahn’s article “Coin-Op Conspiracies: Nostalgia and Moral Panic in the Video Arcade” is set to appear in the forthcoming issue of The Journal of Popular Culture.

Eric Hahn just completed work as co-producer, finishing editor, and colorist for the short documentary “Deciding Vote.”

Eric Hahn, assistant professor of communication and digital media, has been invited to present his paper “A Raw Deal: Big Data and the Quality of Digital Cinema” at the SCMS 2023 Conference.

James Gregson, LEGO brand and creative marketing leader, met with public relations students at Carthage.

Dr. Colleen Palmer’s Great Idea for Teaching (GIFT) submission has been accepted for the Association of Journalism and Mass Communication 2022 conference.