Happy winter solstice! This is the last Monday Memo of 2020. We hope you enjoy peaceful and restful holidays, and we’ll look forward to seeing you in 2021! — The faculty and staff of the Drake SJMC SJMC master’s program ranked best in Plains region Graddegree.com, a website that provides a database of information about...
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SJMC Monday Memo | Dec. 14, 2020
Congratulations to the December 2020 graduates of the Drake School of Journalism and Mass Communication! Check out the SJMC’s Instagram to learn more about these fascinating individuals’ accomplishments and future plans. SJMC students win feature writing awards Two Drake students placed in the top 10 of the annual Hearst Feature Writing Competition. Lorien MacEnulty, a May...
Two Drake students place in top 10 of national writing contest
The Drake School of Journalism and Mass Communication is in first place in the annual Hearst Intercollegiate Writing Competition after two Drake students won awards in the 2020 feature writing contest. Lorien MacEnulty, a May 2020 graduate, won second place for her story on a craft barrel maker that was published in Urban Plains, the...
New way to enjoy Drake University events at home
Tune in to Front Row at Drake every Thursday night to connect and witness the talents of Drake students, faculty, and staff Starved for collegiate sports, music, or art? Drake University is bringing them to you every Thursday night with the new Front Row at Drake series. Tomorrow night, Dec. 3, 2020, the University will...
New program guarantees admission for DMACC transfer students to Drake
DMACC students enrolled in Drake Admission Partnership Program also receive student advisor, Drake email address and Drake student ID A new program will help Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) students complete an undergraduate degree at Drake University. DMACC students enrolled in the Drake Admission Partnership Program (DAPP) will receive guaranteed admission to Drake after...