Humphrey Fellows at Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication – ASU
Exploring the world through servant leadership
Before Facebook and Twitter had fully gathered steam and the ethics regarding social media weren’t clear, one local news organization in New Haven, Connecticut, faced a difficult challenge in assessing …
Read MoreWhen most people think of a leader, they think of a politician, a social reformer or a war hero. But sports figures display many of the same leadership qualities found …
Read MoreThe first thing that struck me in this article (and something that has struck me since I took my first journalism class freshman year) is how unfortunate it is that …
Read MoreI’m not much of a political nut, but I recognize how much politics mean to a lot of people in our country. Despite another disappointing voter turnout, a lot of …
Read MoreSports Journalism In America: Early Beginnings: Sports journalism was present in America before the Revolutionary War with articles being written about boxing (although it was not considered a sport yet). …
Read MoreI really wish political parties didn’t play such a strong part in people’s opinions. In watching the second debate with Romney supporters, watching the final debate with Obama supporters and …
Read MoreAs a non-partisan voter, I came into the first presidential debate tonight with an open mind to take note of what leadership qualities each candidate brought to the table. But …
Read MoreLike baseball in the 9th inning, all the talent in the world won’t help you if you can’t pitch. But unlike baseball, when it comes to showing off that talent …
Read MoreAs a huge sports fan and avid basketball player, I grew up learning the importance of teamwork. The value of teamwork in sports serves as an example of how effective …
Read MoreV For Vendetta is a fictional story set in a …
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