HCRC Director Jon Stemmle will give a presentation on March 3 at the 7th Annual 4-H Youth Leaders Summit in Lake of the Ozarks at Windermere Conference Center. Stemmle will discuss the HCRC’s Photovoice Missouri project, in which middle and high school students from eight Missouri communities are taking photos showing good and bad… Continue reading
Inaugural Mizzou Advantage Distinguished Professional Glen Nowak arrives on campus for his first visit on Monday, Feb. 27. This trip, the first of many week-long stays planned during 2012, features Nowak speaking to classes and meeting with faculty and staff from around MU. The campus community will get a chance… Continue reading
For the second year, the National Science Foundation (NSF) Office of Legislative and Public Affairs (OLPA) is working with the Health Communication Research Center at the Missouri School of Journalism to offer internships for the summer. DETAILS NSF is looking for students who have experience with video creation and production,… Continue reading
By Jon Stemmle Recently, I was given an amazing opportunity. I got to see the impact of what we do every day through a student perspective. Since the HCRC began, a critical part of our efforts has been working with students. Although it was typically graduate students, we’ve never turned… Continue reading
By Jon Stemmle We’re a month into 2012, and we’ve seen quite a few changes both in our Center and on the health communication landscape. In January, Glen Cameron stepped down as director of the HCRC. He’s going to focus more on finding new revenue streams for the Center and… Continue reading
The Health Communication Research Center at the Missouri School of Journalism continued its funding roll, adding two projects at the end of 2011 – one dealing with diabetes and the other with nutrition. These two projects bring the HCRC to a total of 12 grant or contract funded projects in… Continue reading
