University of Alabama Program in Sports Communication
A new academic program? No. A fusion of students, faculty, and a plethora of existing programs? Absolutely. The University of Alabama Program in Sports Communication provides the opportunity to connect sports communication programs and emphases in the College of Communication & Information Sciences and in many other Colleges at the Capstone. The APSC offers public events, highlights research and creative projects, and facilitates advanced discussions of communication and sport issues throughout the community and throughout the nation. The APSC features a hub for field-related academic offerings, bridges work from top-notch faculty, facilitates visibility of student work, and promotes local events and recent UA-authored scholarship. Overall, the synergy found in the University of Alabama Program in Sports Communication does not replace existing academic programs, but creates interdisciplinary connections within and among them to promote the study of sports communication in its myriad forms throughout American society and the world.
Highlights
- TCF Students Recognized by College Sports Media Awards
Three TCF Undergraduates won honors from the College Sports Media Awards, all in the category of “Student Special Feature.” The joint effort from Chad Haynie and Lee Smith was a finalist (top 5)…
- APSC holds Inaugural Symposium
The University of Alabama Program in Sports Communication held its inaugural Academic Symposium on Wednesday, March 20 at the Gorgas Library. Over 150 students and faculty presented their work and/or…
- ESPN’s Rece Davis Speaks to UA Students, Faculty, and Public
ESPN’s host and anchor and University of Alabama alum Rece Davis spoke on the UA campus on Thursday, January 31 at 11:00 at the Ferguson Student Center Theater. The SportsCenter anchor and host of …
- ESPN Executive Director George Bodenheimer speaks to Packed House
The APSC welcomed ESPN Executive Chairman George Bodenheimer to Tuscaloosa on October 11, 2012 at the Ferguson Student Center Theater. He spoke to a room of over 500 students, faculty, and other membe…
