News 2005
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School News
- Forum on "Actions of the Body Politic in Extreme"
- Sherman Lecture featuring Debra L. Lee, President and CEO of Black Entertainment Television
- Photojournalism Club Photo Exhibit and Sale on December 2nd
University News
- Temple Japan hits record high enrollment numbers
- TECH Center coming to Bell Building!
- Temple Named Fourth-Most “Connected Campus” in U.S.
People in the News
Temple Theaters garnered some impressive honors when Philadelphia Inquirer theater critic Doug Keating bestowed his Philly Awards for the 2004-05 season. Winners included three designers who worked on last season's Temple Theaters production of Shakespeare's "Pericles, Prince of Tyre": Guest artist Jorge Cousineau won for best sound design; faculty member and department chair Daniel P. Boylen was runner-up for set design, and guest artist John Hoey, an alum and adjunct faculty member, was a runner-up for lighting design.
Monday, November 14th, from 6 to 8 pm
Joe First Media Center in Annenberg Hall on the northern end of Temple University's campus.Admission is free!
Moderator:
Karen Turner, Associate Professor of Journalism from Temple University.
Our panelists are:
Don Polec - Host of Don Polec's World on Action News (WPVI-TV)
Amy Caples - Lecturer, BTMM Department
Bruce Warren - Program Director of WXPN-FM
Paul Perrello - News Director for Metro Networks in Philadelphia
Adam Joseph, WPVI-TV, Action News Meteorologist
Bill "Wee Willie" Webber - longtime Philly television and radio Air Personality.
Wednesday, November 30 - 4:00-6:30 pm
Where: School of Communications and Theater - Annenberg 3
http://www.temple.edu/nmic
Hana Iverson - hanaiver@temple.eduThis forum will address ways in which terrorism and politics play out
on the field of both the physical and cultural body. An open
discussion between invited guests, Temple faculty and a student representative from the Culture/Identification/Belief class.Special Guest:
Elizabeth Streb - http://www.strebusa.org/
Faculty:Hawley Fogg-Davis, Associate Professor Political Science
Student:
Naima Lowe, New Media Interdisciplinary Concentration/Dance.
Dean Concetta M. Stewart cordially invites you to
The Charles and Elaine Sherman Lecture featuring:Debra L. Lee
President and Chief Executive Officer
Black Entertainment Television (BET)December 1, 2005 12:00 p.m.
Mitten Hall - Temple UniversityThe School of Communications and Theater is grateful to Charles and Elaine Sherman for establishing this lecture series to benefit its students and to encourage an ongoing dialogue about broadcasting, cable, and satellites in a free society.
Reception to follow hosted by Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters.
Please call (215) 204-9307 to respond or for additional information.
Aperture Photography Show will be featuring the photographic work of Temple University Photojournalism students from the Fall 2005 semester.
Friday, December 2 - from 3 to 9 p.m.
Refreshments and formal presentation 7 p.m.Joe First Media Center
Annenberg Hall
2020 N. 13th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19122
Temple University has earned national recognition for its ongoing dedication to providing students, faculty and staff with consistent access to state-of-the-art technology. The Princeton Review named Temple the fourth-most “connected campus” in the United States in its annual “Top 25 Most Connected Campuses” survey, released Friday on Forbes.com.
Please join us in congratulating Professor Linn Washington for his winning the 'Messenger Award' for a second year in a row. The Messenger Award for Civil Rights is the top national award in the Black Press. Officially known as the National Newspaper Publishers Association, the Black Press is comprised of 225 newspapers nationwide.
Linn won in the column writing category, and you can find the original article at: Washington, Linn, Jr. (2004, September 7). Terminator could terminate an injustice. Philadelphia Tribune,p. 7A. Retrieved , from Ethnic NewsWatch (ENW) database. (Document ID: 732406781).