Baruch Corporate Communication Graduate Student Association (BCCGSA)

Great opportunity to learn and network!! "Public-Private Partnerships: Member State Initiatives to Ensure the Success of the SDGs" is a free, daylong conference where we will hear from Heads of State, High Level UN Officials and UN staff, as well as from a select group of corporate leaders (including IBM/Watson, Mastercard, Google, and others). The panelists will discuss the ways in which the private sector can benefit from the SDGs. Speakers will examine, critique, and propose useful public-private partnerships that will enable everyone to join in advancing the goals of a better, richer, more sustainable world. RSVP here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/public-private-partnerships-me #unitednations #sdgs #globalgoals

Emerging Media Studies BU COM, [email protected] Great Opportunity for BC Corp Com MA Students! #SCREENTIMEBU: Fake News, Real Emotion, and The Mediated Self... GRADUATE STUDENT CONFERENCE Deadline for Abstracts: May 22, 2017 Conference Date: June 22, 2017 | 9am - 5pm The graduate students of Boston University’s Division of Emerging Media Studies are calling for abstracts for their third annual conference on emerging media. #ScreentimeBU is a graduate conference that provides a platforms for students to showcase their research and to network with peers in emerging media studies. #ScreentimeBU aims to explore the civic, social, and psychological implications of today’s media landscape. This conference is an opportunity to bridge diverse perspectives on the roles of users and technology in new media and to lay the groundwork for future research in the field. Emerging media studies is an inherently interdisciplinary field, and as such we welcome abstracts from a variety of disciplines on a range of topics centered around our conference theme: Fake News, Real Emotion, and The Mediated Self. Suggested topics include, but are not limited to: Alternative media, and citizen journalism How emerging technologies change journalism and civic engagement Online relationships, communities, and social networks Big data analysis and machine learning Media effects and changes in digital media consumption Self-presentation on social media and digital privacy concerns Video games, virtual reality, and augmented reality The conference is free of charge for both attendees and speakers. For additional information about the conference, please visit http://sites.bu.edu/demsconference/ (website will be updated with additional details in the coming weeks). Deadline for Abstracts: May 22. Please submit abstracts of no more than 300 words to [email protected]. Include your name and institutional affiliation (department/university), program and year of study, research focus/interests, and contact information (email and phone number) with all submissions. Abstracts will be peer reviewed, and applicants will be notified of their acceptance on a rolling basis no later than May 29. #ScreentimeBU Abstract Team Division of Emerging Media Studies College of Communication Boston University

Our own Richard Etchison: https://www.linkedin.com//thrown-wolves-patagonia-environm

Some interesting research coming out of IPR on social media and corporate communication: http://www.instituteforpr.org/public-relations-snap-brands/

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