During the upcoming Winter Intersession period (January 9-20, 2023), academic departments throughout Reynolds College are offering a total of 13 courses. All these courses are online, and the majority are for three credit hours. Check out these course offerings that provide an excellent opportunity for students to complete a general education course or catch up on a required … [Read more...] about Course credit opportunities during January 2023 Intersession
When Dr. Jake Simmons talks about performance studies, he’s talking about everyday life performances. Rather than a staged production of Shakespeare or a run of "Grease" at your local theatre, performance studies in communication is referring to how performance manifests in our daily world. People perform identity, culture, and even sustainability and in Simmons’ article, … [Read more...] about Reynolds College of Arts and Letters Associate Dean receives award for outstanding scholarship
As three department heads return to a faculty role, we welcome new perspectives and leadership experience that will support student success, faculty development, and the future of academic programs in the Reynolds College of Arts and Letters (RCOAL). Dr. Shawn Wahl, dean of RCOAL, is pleased to announce the following appointments. "Kindness, balanced with inclusive … [Read more...] about Reynolds College announces three department leadership changes
Dr. Jake Simmons and Dr. Shawn Wahl’s article “Understanding the African-American student experience in higher education through a relational dialectics perspective” (co-authored by Dr. Russell Lowery-Hart. Amarillo College, and Dr. Chad McBride, Creighton University) was selected for recognition with the Distinguished Article Award by the Instructional Development Division of … [Read more...] about Reynolds College of Arts and Letters leaders receive national Distinguished Article Award
Dr. Shawn Wahl, the dean of the Reynolds College of Arts and Letters, commissioned the promotional video "Let's Have a Conversation" to showcase the universal nature of the study of communication. Filmed partially on location in Siceluff and Glass halls, this video features students from the department of communication utilizing their skills across a variety of opportunities … [Read more...] about The making of “Let’s Have a Conversation”