Conference Papers: COMMUNICATION EDUCATION AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT (CECD)

The Communication Education and Curriculum Development Interest Group Convenor is Prof Bruce Mutsvairo, University of Technology Sydney. If you would like to learn more about this interest group or get involved in its activities you can contact him at Bruce.Mutsvairo@uts.edu.au The Papers presented during #sacomm18 in this stream: Communication Education  

CONFERENCE: Programme for #sacomm18 Published

The conference hosts at the University of Johannesburg have published the programme for #sacomm18. SACOMM 2018 will be held at The University of Johannesburg – UJ – https://www.uj.ac.za/ Maps, addresses and GPS location of UJ you can find here. The SACOMM Emerging Scholars’ Pre-conference 2018 will already kick off on Tuesday, 11 September 2018 (09:00-16:00) The Full Programme …

SACOMM Emerging Scholars’ Pre-conference 2018

Date: 11 September 2018 (09:00-16:00) This year the SACOMM emerging scholars’ pre-conference is being hosted at the University of Johannesburg a day before the main conference themed ‘Communication at the crossroads’. The pre-conference will include the usual AGM to vote on important issues that impact on emerging scholars in the communication discipline. This year, however, …

CALL FOR PAPERS: Mundu: A journal of Emerging African Communication

Open Call for Papers – Marginality Overview: The women, and ultimately movement, that exposed top Hollywood producer, Harvey Weinstein, was named 2017 Time Magazine person of the year. This recognition is by no means a barometer of the progress that has been made in terms of gender equality. It is only an indication of “the …

CONFERENCE: Call for Papers

The Theme for SACOMM 2018: COMMUNICATION AT A CROSSROADS Submission Deadline of Abstracts: 30 April 2018 A crossroads is a site where roads intersect. It is a point of crisis, a turning point, and a point of alternative configurations, convergence plus divergence, meeting and departure, unity and disunity. Metaphorically, it is a point of flux …