Communication Studies

Department of Communication Studies News

The latest faculty, staff, and student news for the Department of Communication Studies. For College news and upcoming events, visit the News & Events section.

Goldstone ’71 elected to TV technology board

Ira Goldstone ’71, a Univision executive, was elected this month to the Advanced Television Systems Committee Inc. (ATSC) an international nonprofit organization developing voluntary standards for the entire range of advanced television systems.
Edelstein’s new book featured in Waltham and Miami publications

Communication Studies Scholar-in-Residence Cathryn Cushner Edelstein’s new book, Excuse Me, Can You Repeat That? was recently featured in the Waltham News Tribune.
Professor authors family communication book

Communication Studies Professor Richard West recently released the fourth edition of his book Perspectives on Family Communication, co-authored by Lynn H. Turner of Marquette University.
Srinivas's latest book highlighted in LA Weekly

Associate Professor of Communication Studies Tulasi Srinivas’s latest book, Curried Cultures, was chosen by LA Weekly as one of the year’s best new food studies books.
Gerzof Richard talks to Fox 25 about Facebook "Couples" pages

Gerzof Richard talks to Fox 25 about Facebook "Couples" pages
Becoming Robert Frost

Instead of lecturing about a historical figure, Communication Studies Associate Professor and Interim Chair John Anderson embodies the figure by reenacting pivotal moments in American history.
Payne speaks with foreign press on U.S. Presidential election

Associate Professor of Communication Studies Greg Payne speaks with Xinhua News Agency.
Kimball weighs in on Massachusetts congressional races

Communication Studies Scholar-in-Residence Spencer Kimball talked to the Metrowest Daily News about the outcome of Massachusetts’s congressional races.