Four Decades of Shaping the Future of Communication
As we celebrate our School of Communication’s 40th anniversary, we reflect on the remarkable journey of our school, dedicated to shaping the future of communication. Over the past four decades, we have been steadfast in our commitment to creativity, collaboration, and credibility; driving excellence in news, film, media, and strategic communication. Our work has not only shaped industry standards but has also had a profound impact on society.
This milestone is a testament to the legacy built by those before us and the impressive accomplishments of our current community. From our growing national rankings in communication, advertising, public relations, journalism, and film to the global reach of our students, our school continues to lead with innovation and excellence.
The student-run agency at the University of Miami brought fresh, bold ideas to the Doritos Crash the Super Bowl contest, creating an ad that captured the brand’s spirit.
Jadyn Cohee’s career in journalism has flourished through hands-on experience, prestigious nominations, and mentorship from industry leaders, all while pursuing her passion for sports reporting.
Students participated in the inaugural Stein Family Career Office’s Career Week, a three-day event with workshops, networking, and industry panels to help them prepare for their careers.
Eight School of Communication students spent spring break on the New York Shanken Experience, exploring top media companies, connecting with alumni, and gaining insight into communication careers.
Miami XR 2025 showcased groundbreaking extended reality applications, with keynote speakers and industry leaders discussing the transformative potential of VR and AR across various fields.
Episode three of "The Swift Effect" dives into the economic impact of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour on Miami, while showcasing a University of Miami course that examines her brand and influence.
Recognized by CSPA, Professor Randy Stano earned a Lifetime Achievement Award for his commitment to journalism education, mentoring students, and advancing scholastic visual communication.
Former Miami Hurricanes linebacker Jonathan Vilma shared insights on his journey from college football to Super Bowl champion and successful color analyst, launching the Sports Media Speaker Series.
You’re Invited
Apr. 8 | 1:30 p.m.
40 Years of School of Communication
Join Dean Karin Gwinn Wilkins and our Communication School community for an unforgettable afternoon of great company and lively conversation! Let’s celebrate together as we commemorate our past, celebrate our present, and create our future!
A Night with Jayne Sherman: In celebration of Women’s History Month, Dean Karin Wilkins hosted a special screening of "Lilly" at the Bill Cosford Cinema. This event was part of the "Celebrating Women who Communicate" series, featuring a fireside chat with two University of Miami alumnae: Jayne Sherman, executive producer of this film and many award-winning Broadway productions and films, and Hilarie Bass, founder of the Bass Institute for Diversity & Inclusion.
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