Newhouse Impact: Read the Fall 2024 Impact Journal; Professor Publishes Public Relations Book
The Newhouse School has published the Fall 2024 issue of the Newhouse Impact Journal, an annual research publication that examines the most transformative aspects of the communications industry.
The journal, which can also be viewed online, explores the evolving landscape of contemporary storytelling through immersive experiences. Essays and commentaries were assembled from the contributions of speakers at the 2024 Newhouse Impact Summit.
Senior Associate Dean Regina Luttrell and Nick Bowman, an associate professor of communications, edited the latest issue, which also features work from Newhouse visual communications faculty Michael O. Snyder and Jason Webb.
The inaugural issue published in January 2024 focused on subjects related to the emerging realm of generative artificial intelligence.
Newhouse Professor Publishes Textbook
Anthony D’Angelo, a Newhouse public relations professor of practice, is the co-author of the recently published book “Public Relations Writing Worktext: A Practical Guide for the Profession.” This fourth edition textbook for students and early-career practitioners covers topics like content strategy design, media tools and the basic skills needed for professional public relations writing.
Newhouse Impact Podcast
A collaboration between WAER and the Newhouse School, the podcast provides another platform to share the research and creative work of students, faculty and staff across a range of topics in media and communications. Recent episodes include:
- “How an enhanced focus on journalism could reduce illegal doping in sports” Faculty guest: Brad Horn
- “How your online habits and information are really used in a data-privacy obsessed world” Faculty guest: Beth Egan
- “How concerned should you be about AI-generated content in media and communications?” Faculty guests: Jason Davis and RC Concepción.
Recent accolades, highlights and notes
Anthony D’Angelo talked to PR Daily about how corporate communications could change after the death of the UnitedHealthcare CEO.
Austin Kocher provided insight on Texas’ fragmented border wall to the Austin American-Statesman.
Roy Gutterman discussed Trump’s campaign against the media to stifle dissent.
The Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship launched the IDJC Visiting Fellows program.
Five faculty members and two doctoral students were awarded funding through Newhouse’s internal grants program.