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by Sydney Schaefer

Temple participates in the 2017 Google Online Marketing Challenge

Last semester, four teams of students from Klein College's Department of Advertising competed in the annual Google Online Marketing Challenge (GOMC), and placed 7th in the nation. This challenge, which was conducted as a class and offered as an elective, allowed students to collaborate in a professional group setting, discuss the benefits of targeted advertising, illustrate how technical and cultural factors affect the success of an online advertising campaign and more. The course was broken up into two sections, with one taught by assistant professor of instruction Alison Ebbec...
by Sam Seifman

“Many Voices” Fall to Deaf Ears

In 1981, The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization released a report called Many Voices One World, also known as "The MacBride Report." Chaired by Nobel laureate Seán MacBride, the publication revealed that the focus of the media was incredibly biased against (what was then referred to as) third world countries. This report came out when Klein College professor and communication expert Clemencia Rodríguez was receiving her bachelor's degree in communication from Universidad Javeriana in Bogotá. It changed her life forever. 'It's a document that is f...
by Sydney Schaefer

“American Boricua: Puerto Rican Life in the United States:” Wanda Benvenutti Addresses Klein College

For the past 18 years, photojournalist Wanda Benvenutti has been traveling across the country, creating an extensive body of work that sheds light on a widely unrecognized topic. Her book in progress, "American Boricua: Puerto Rican Life in the United States," documents Puerto Rican culture and life in America through her unique lens. "Boricua" is a term of endearment meaning Puerto Rican. (source) And last night, she came back to where it all began—North Philly. In the Annenberg Hall atrium, Benvenutti spoke to a group of Temple students, faculty and staff as part of the Grad...
by Sam Seifman

Clemencia Rodríguez: Listening to Her Community

Since Clemencia Rodríguez was 24 years old, she has been researching citizens' and alternative media. In her home country of Columbia, she received a bachelor's degree in Communication from Universidad Javeriana in Bogotá. Afterwards, she moved to the United States and earned her doctorate in international telecommunication and a master's degree in communication and development from Ohio University. Today, she is a renowned expert, especially in the field of community media, and a professor at Klein College. But her work isn't limited to within the school. When she moved to Ph...
by Sam Seifman

Owls Over Irma: Klein Alumni Cover Hurricane Irma

On Sept. 4, with Hurricane Irma headed toward Florida, Gov. Rick Scott declared a state of emergency. Later, hundreds of thousands of people were ordered to evacuate, the largest such event in the state's history. But during the storm that left 10,000 people homeless, not everyone left. Some stayed in their homes because they didn't want to leave, some stayed because they were first responders and others stayed because there was a story to be covered. In television news alone, Klein College had plenty of alumni who stuck around. If being thrown in the deep end is the best way to...
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