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Announcements
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Rasha Abdulla spoke at two sessions at RightsCon 2021, held from June 7-11 as a 24-hour online conference. Read more
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The Photographic Gallery in the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication organized a series of webinars that considered ways to decolonize the imperial gaze. Watch Webinars
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Final CMA Capstone presentations were held on May 20 and included four groups of CMA senior students who had worked on their projects under the supervision of Prof. Sarah El-Richani. Read More
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Nicolas Hamelin and Anish Babu Zacharia have co-authored a piece in Developing Digital Marketing based on research using a Phenomenography approach of Eye Tracking. Read More
- Ibrahim Awad writes an op-ed for Al Shorouk about the current events in Palestine.
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This summer, PPAD is offering a unique opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience in the development sector with an exciting Summer Internship course taught by Professor Marwa El Daly. Register now, classes start from Monday June 7
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The Kamal Adham Center for Television and Digital Journalism, is pleased to announce the launching of the third iteration of AUC’s Arab Science Journalism Forum. Register here.
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Congratulations to Multimedia Journalis (MMJ) major Nesrien Abdelkader for winning to top award in the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) Mark of Excellence awards for her audio piece "Choose to Refuse: Escaping the Cycle of Addiction." Listen to the audio.
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The Fourth Round of DMD is now open to apply until April 7, 2021. Apply Now
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To all our GAPP Alumni, we know that you are out there making achievements, publishing articles, and getting rewarded. We strongly encourage you to share with us your achievements or publications so we can share them with the AUC community, send us at gapp_ea@aucegypt.edu.
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Certificate of Appreciation was awarded to Dean Nabil for his inaugural lecture on “Egypt’s Foreign Policy in Changing Times” Delivered during the World Middle East Scholars Lecture Series.
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Check out the latest article by Cairo Review.
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Check out Dean Nabil Fahmy's Latest interview for MBC. Watch it here.
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Arab Media and Society’s Newsletter is now available online. Check it out.
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Check out Dean Nabil Fahmy’s latest article on the United States-Egypt Relations.
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Professor of practice Kim Fox was one of the discussants for SpokenWeb's "Podcasting as a Field of Critical Study."
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The Cairo Review
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GAPP Discussion Paper Series
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The Caravan
The Caravan has been the student newspaper at AUC since 1921. Since then, it has graduated hundreds of young ambitious journalists who have gone on to career-defining jobs at Reuters, AP, CNN, the Washington Post, Al Arabiya, Bloomberg, Daily News Egypt, DMC, CBC and others. Every semester, Caravan reporters learn to broaden their horizon by reporting on things familiar and new.