Uni SA Comm and Media Studies

13/05/2023

Women in Media South Australia....at the theatre!

Join us for a special discount night of feisty old-school feminism and legendary theatricality with lots of laughs and some misty moments. Five-star theatre and rave reviews.

LOOPED! Holden Street Theatres
On Wednesday, MAY 17, 7pm (7.30pm curtain)

Parking available.
Join us in the bar for supper.
Our special direct booking link is: https://bit.ly/3LKg7yN
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31/10/2020

Women in Media SA are giving you an opportunity to get together with your peers/friends for a night out!

Women In Media SA invites you to leave the house and enjoy a night out (with a side of laughter) at our first public event since Covid-19 hit. Comedian Nurse Georgie Carroll tells us how it is at the newly revamped Sugar, and the legendary DJ driller Jet Armstrong will also be there to hit the decks...

13/05/2020

This is a really well designed, succinct quiz that will check your ability to identify disinformation.

And learn more about the misinformation pandemic

29/03/2020

One of our grads, now working in London - writes from lockdown.

A place where words matter

12/12/2019

Looking for a new opportunity? Hughes PR is searching for the next lucky member of the team. Would be a great place to work.

We're hiring! We're seeking an experienced Public Relations Consultant to join our team. Find out more (and apply!) 👉 https://bit.ly/35ayLcD

09/12/2019

A really practical list for PR and communication professionals and content managers. Thanks Michelle Prak.

Winning awards is an excellent way to gain recognition in your community or industry and a highly-recommended ingredient in your PR plan. Michelle Prak has put together a list of awards that genera…

20/11/2019

Great work by the SOCE team again this year, led by Dr Alice Dodd. And some excellent work down in the public relations and communication space in particular, led by Rebecca Somerfield. Well done to all students and staff who participated. And many thanks to the many clients who provided such a practical learning space.

Here are some pics of our activities in 2019

19/11/2019

A 2016 study has shown that students who take notes by hand perform better than those who take notes on laptops. Over recent years, I have noticed a decline in any form of note-taking in class and a heavy reliance on the lecturer's slides to fulfill that function. Any note-taking is better than none, but perhaps the art is disappearing. Do you think we need to teach students how to take notes?
(Thanks to Families4Families: ABI Support Network for highlighting the research).

Researchers Pam Mueller and Daniel M. Oppenheimer found that students remember more via taking notes longhand rather than on a laptop. It has to do with what happens when you're forced to slow down.