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CCT Professor Diana Owen Wins Best Conference Paper Award
Dr. Owen was honored by the American Political Science Association at their annual meeting in Washington, D.C.
Adjunct Professor Mark MacCarthy receives Vicennial Medal from GU President
Dr. Mark MacCarthy was honored for 20 years of distinguished service at CCT.
CCT faculty member named Provost Distinguished Associate Professor
Dr. Leticia Bode won the honor for her work studying communication, technology and political behavior.
CCT student triumphs at the Leonsis Family Entrepreneurship Prize pitch competition
Shavini Fernando won both the top prize and the People's Choice award at "Bark Tank" for her ground-breaking life-saving device.
Dr. Evan Barba on why we need to understand the politics inherent in technology
Communication, Culture and Technology is an interdisciplinary Master of Arts Program focusing on challenges posed by new technologies in a range of fields, including research, government, politics, arts, media, communication, business, health, and medicine.
By cutting across institutional and disciplinary boundaries, students explore fresh solutions to complex problems. CCTers are prepared to bring innovative thinking and multiple conceptual tools to leadership roles in an ever-expanding information society.
Georgetown University’s CCT Program bridges the gap between technology and policy with a humanist approach that is focused on user-experiences and social impact. There is a strong balance between theory and application, historical context and trend forecasting, analysis and creative exploration; and the pedagogical diversity provides a well-rounded experience that exceeds in preparing graduates for both contemporary and forthcoming analytical challenges.
- Michael Dumlao, CCT 2006, Director of Brand, Booz Allen Hamilton
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State of Technology in the Global Newsroom Study Released
CCT Professor Diana Owen authored this report in collaboration with ICFJ’s Fatima Bahja (CCT 2014) and Sharon Moshavi.
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CCTer's summer abroad and internship program in Chile
Second-year student, Kim Duron, worked at a tech-centered non-profit organization focused on strengthening democracies in Latin America.
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CCT alum presents paper based on his thesis topic at TPRC
Zak Rogoff (2019) spoke on "Five Free Expression Safeguards from a Facebook User's Perspective" at the Research Conference on Communications, Information and Internet Policy.
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CCT Student Presents Paper at 4S conference
Jenny Lee presented a paper titled “Comparing Consent to Cookies: A Case for Protecting Non-Users” at the 4S conference.