Sentence examples for mass communication programs from inspiring English sources

Of 600 higher education mass communication programs in the United States, only 110 are accredited, 11 of them in the Northeast.

See for example J Bertand et al., "Systematic Review of the Effectiveness of Mass Communication Programs to Change Hiv/Aids Related Behaviors in Developing Countries," Health Education Research Theory & Practice 21, no. 4 (2006).

Carolyn Bronstein is a Public Voices Fellow with The OpEd Project and Associate Professor of Communication and Director of the Mass Communication programs at DePaul University.

As mentioned above, Taipei launched its mass risk communication program on October 12th.

On Friday, October 12th (a day marked for its dramatic spike in new cases) the multi-channel mass risk communication program was launched in Taipei just prior to the weekend.

Interventions in livestock should always be accompanied by mass information, education, and communication programs.

The College of Journalism and Mass Communication administers the Peabody Awards program, which annually recognizes outstanding broadcast journalism.

This department of the Central Committee was established in the early 1920s and was responsible for determining the content of all official information, overseeing political education in schools, watching over all forms of mass communication, and mobilizing public support for party programs.

The awards, recognizing excellence in radio and television, were announced by the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia, which has administered the Peabody program since its inception.

There are entire episodes of TV Party on YouTube now, and everyone's seen Wayne's World, so you should all know that one of the great American TV initiatives is Public Access – local, city-based programming that grants weirdoes the power of mass communication.

The college's Media and Information Studies doctoral program was ranked No. 2 in 2007 by The Chronicle of Higher Education in the category of mass communication.