SOC Events Calendar
Each year the School of Communication hosts many exciting events including screenings, guest speakers, seminars, and receptions.
Join our virtual info session on September 11 at 5:00 PM ET to get all your questions answered about the Alumni Mentor Program. Learn how you can connect with AU alums for mentorship and guidance in your academic and professional journey. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to start building your network way before you even graduate. Join Here
Join us as we celebrate:
Games are supposed to be fun! So how did gaming fandom become so toxic? In this talk Dr. Adrienne Massanari will discuss the ways 2014’s Gamergate harassment campaign changed the internet for the worse, and how we can make games (and the internet) fun again. Join us at the Library for the first installment of the fall 2024 SciPop! Talks series and stay after for snacks and activities! Register now!
Come and experience the thrill of We Are Guardians, the critically acclaimed film that takes us to the heart of the Brazilian Amazon and the fight to protect it. Witness a powerful story of hope and resilience against the backdrop of an urgent environmental crisis. After the screening, join us for a Q&A with the filmmakers, moderated by Professor Larry Engel. Register Here
A conversation between Judy Woodruff, special correspondent, the PBS NewsHour’s America At The Crossroads and Steve Inskeep, host, NPR’s Morning Edition and author, of “Differ We Must: How Lincoln Succeeded In A Divided America.” Moderated by Ricardo Sandoval-Palos, PBS Public Editor. A hosted reception will precede the event. RSVP Here
Join us as we celebrate three decades of the School of Communication at American University. Share your SOC memories, mingle over refreshments, and who knows? You might just snag some cool SOC merch to flaunt your pride! Don't miss out – let's toast to our past and future this April 17th from 3:00 to 4:15 PM.
Join SOC for this Diversifying CSS Networking Event. Let's encourage diverse perspectives in computational social science (CSS) and big data research. No experience necessary; everyone's welcome. Supported by an SOC Race Matters Grant, this event aims to kick off a larger initiative for a Diversifying CSS symposium and workshop in the upcoming academic year. Refreshments provided. Register now!
Each year the School of Communication hosts many exciting events including screenings, guest speakers, seminars, and receptions.
SOC's McKinley building offers a host of event spaces available for rent, ranging from classrooms to a 144 seat theater with 4k projector.