Dr. Annmarie Kent-Willette, associate communications professor at Jacksonville University, was interviewed on Action News Jax (WTEV CBS-47 and WAWS FOX-30)  on the candidates’ body language during the presidential debate Tuesday, Oct 16.

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Be sure to check out our own Prof. Stephen Baker at 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 18, as he joins the panel for a First Coast Forum Special on “Civility In America” on WJCT Public Television and 89.9 WJCT.

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Nice to see the fresh approach on this campaign coming from the Davis College of Business and its new Dean, Dr. Don Capener. It will feature a series of bold messages on billboards around Jacksonville and on signage at Jacksonville …

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On behalf of the dean and faculty of Florida Coastal School of Law, we cordially invite members of the Jacksonville University faculty and student body to attend the following event:
 
“Reflections on the 200th Anniversary of Florida’s First Constitution: Spain’s …

Members of the JU Sporting Clays, Skeet & Trap Team helped out Oct. 6 as more than 100 youths attended the National Wild Turkey Federation’s JAKES (Juniors Acquiring Knowledge, Ethics and Sportsmanship) youth event at Spencer’s Farm in Clay County.…

Be sure to check out this week’s “Best of Jax” 2012 Folio Weekly edition. Right there, on Page 20, sandwiched between “Best Local Sports Personality” Brian Sexton and “Best Local TV Anchor” Donna Deegan, it’s “Best Local College.”

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Former JU basketball player Kevin Sheppard is getting some notice for his starring role in “The Iran Job,” a documentary that follows him as he  plays for a team in the Middle Eastern country.

The Florida Times-Union’s Matt Soergel blogged …

Millie is a spunky kid who’s moved to New York from Salina, Kan. She’s ready to join the modern women of the 1920s, raise her skirts, bob her hair, marry her boss and have a stable future. But then, there’s …