College of Humanities in the News - October

The Atlantic: What Fan Fiction Teaches that the Classroom Doesn’t

Anne Jamison, professor of English, is quoted about how writing fan fiction can create better writers.

Deseret News: Christian Share in U.S. Sinking Fast as Religious Landscape Changes

Brandon Peterson, associate professor/lecturer of philosophy, gives his thoughts about what draws young people to religion and what turns them away.

The Globe: U Writing Program Welcomes SLCC Transfer Students

The University of Utah Writing Studies Scholars Program invites Salt Lake Community College students to connect and take part in their transfer cohorts. 

New York Times: Jeremy Renner and the New Walled Garden of Celebrity

Sarah Projansky, adjunct professor of communication, is quoted about Escapex, a company that creates apps for influencers with highly engaged audiences.

New York Times: Trump is Winning the Online War

Research from Shannon McGregor, assistant professor of communication, is discussed in an article about President Trump’s digital campaign.

Pioneer Theatre Company Podcast: Fact, Truth & Authenticity

Avery Holton, assistant professor of communication, is interviewed about how social media has changed the lifespan of facts.

Salt Lake Tribune: A Symbol of Hate Sits in Our Own Backyard

Bob Goldberg, professor of history, wrote an editorial about a symbol of hatred in the cemetery at Fort Douglas.

Scholars Strategy Network: The Science of Science Communication

In a podcast, SaraYeo, assistant professor of communication, discusses how different audiences perceive science communication.