Sentence examples for college communications from inspiring English sources

McKinley's Notes: Most people think the college communications market is saturated, but with 75% of Facebook users dissatisfied with their feed experience, and Twitter only in use by 7% of students in a poll we ran on several campuses, that is hardly the case.

Commencement season for a college communications office is a crazy time.

But there was a problem: They only recruited from the top three college communications programs in the nation.

And every campus, from Megalopolis U to St. Trinian's junior college, has communications officers.

"She's very popular with the students," said Julie Winkel of the college's communications office.

They are very receptive to educational interventions," a representative from the College's communications department told VICE.

Many receive their information through some combination of the college's communications, the sports information director, social media and their informal networks of alumni friends.

The move has been described as "a little ironic" by the college's communications director, Brandon Robinson, and by former state Rep. Roger Noe.

Some of these internships are integrated with a local school or college's communications department, which means that they usually recruit solely from the pool of students in the department, while other internships may accept applicants from the general public.

She taught college courses on communications theory.

She joined the T.S.A. eight years ago, after earning a college degree in communications management, and has risen to become a supervisory behavior detection officer.