The study sampled two stakeholder groups: university alumni and members of fraternities and sororities.  Both groups found complicit whistleblowers, those who participated in the wrongdoing they were now reporting, as less likeable and credible than innocent whistleblowers.

Read more about Dr. Morrissey's recent article publication, "Border Matters: A New Materialist Critique of Installation Art on the U.S. - Mexico Border", and chapter publication, “Calaveras, Calacas and Cultural Production: The Queer Politics of Brown Belonging at U.S. Día de Los Muertos Celebrations”

Dr. Holley Vaughn, senior lecturer for Communication Studies, and UNT Alumni Dr. Rebecca Walker lead the 40th Annual Petit Jean National Performance Festival

COMM alumnus Bryan Lysinger (BA 2010; MA 2014) served as keynote speaker at the department’s Spring 2019 Senior Recognition and Master’s Hooding Ceremony on May 10, 2019. In addition to offering an inspirational speech, Lysinger was also recognized by the department as “Alumni of the Year.”  Lysinger, a U.S. Army veteran, currently serves as an advisor for Soulier Financial Group.  Please see below for the text of Lysinger’s speech. During the ceremony, the department also recognized alumnus Sam Gist (B.A. 2009; MS 2013) with its inaugural “Outstanding Alumni Pedagogue Award.” This award is bestowed upon department alumni who demonstrate excellence in pedagogy, education innovation, and a commitment to higher education.  Gist, who has served as a teaching assistant and adjunct faculty member for the Communication Studies department, currently serves as Associate Director for the Center for Learning Experimentation, Application, and Research.