Jandoli School of Communication News, Publications & Research

PolitiFact Workshop returns to Jandoli Institute at St. Bonaventure

Feb 16, 2023 | The Jandoli Institute has begun its fourth workshop for 51�Թ�app students.

'A press secretary's job' op-ed by Lee published in The Buffalo News

Feb 11, 2023 | An op-ed written by Dr. Richard Lee, a professor in the Jandoli School of Communication, was published in The Buffalo News on Feb. 4.

SBU golfer Lance Sininger amplifies athletic ability on and off the course

Feb 08, 2023 | The triad of preparation, practice and patience is paying off for 51�Թ�app senior golfer Lance Sininger.

New book by St. Bonaventure professor reconsiders the life and legacy of Ulysses S. Grant

Feb 08, 2023 | Dr. Chris Mackowski, professor of journalism and mass communication at 51�Թ�app and the author and editor of more than two dozen books on the Civil War, has co-edited a new book on Ulysses S. Grant, who led Union armies to victory over the Confederacy in the Civil War and was later elected the nation’s 18th president.

SBU/Siena Survey: 7 in 10 support rules to make football safer for players

Feb 08, 2023 | An overwhelming majority of Americans support rule changes designed to make the game safer for its players, according to a new national survey of 3,201 United States residents released today by the Siena College Research Institute and 51�Թ�app’s Jandoli School of Communication.

SBU/Siena survey: 75% of Americans plan to watch Super Bowl LVII

Feb 06, 2023 | Seventy-five percent of Americans plan to watch Super Bowl LVII on Sunday, according to a new national survey of United States residents released today by the Siena College Research Institute and 51�Թ�app’s Jandoli School of Communication.

St. Bonaventure/Siena Research survey reveals 70% of Americans are sports fans, 21% avid; football clearly king

Feb 03, 2023 | Seventy percent of Americans say they are sports fans, according to a new national survey of more than 3,200 United States residents released today by the Siena College Research Institute and 51�Թ�app’s Jandoli School of Communication.

St. Bonaventure, Siena partner to launch American Sports Fanship Survey

Feb 01, 2023 | The Siena College Research Institute and 51�Թ�app’s Jandoli School of Communication today announced the launch of a new nationwide “American Sports Fanship Survey.”

Senior Deandre Allen honored by American Advertising Federation

Jan 10, 2023 | 51�Թ�app’s Deandre Allen has been named one of the nation’s 50 Most Promising Multicultural Students by the American Advertising Federation.

Lancaster junior Cassidey Kavathas chosen for prestigious summer journalism fellowship

Jan 04, 2023 | 51�Թ�app junior Cassidey Kavathas of Lancaster, New York, will report alongside other top journalism students from across the country this summer through a Carnegie-Knight News21 fellowship.

Matthews contributes book chapters, notes other projects

Dec 09, 2022 | Tammy Rae Matthews, assistant professor in the online sports journalism and digital journalism master's degree programs, contributed a chapter in a book published in June.

51�Թ�app professor chosen to illustrate new PlayMonster book series for children

Dec 07, 2022 | Heather Harris, assistant professor and director of the master’s program in communication in 51�Թ�app’s Jandoli School of Communication, has been selected by the toy company PlayMonster to illustrate a series of six children’s books launching this Christmas.

Mackowski serves as program reviewer at journalism school

Nov 18, 2022 | Dr. Chris Mackowski, professor of journalism and mass communication, was in Carbondale, Illinois, the week of Nov. 14, 2022, serving as an outside program reviewer for Southern Illinois University’s School of Journalism and Advertising.

Moritz publishes study, has paper accepted for conference

Nov 18, 2022 | Dr. Brian Moritz, ’99, director of online master's degree programs in journalism and an associate professor at the Jandoli School, recently had a study published in the Journal of Sports Media.

St. Bonaventure’s Franciscan Center for Social Concern invites community to donate during Nov. 29 #GivingTuesdayatBonas

Nov 13, 2022 | On Nov. 29, Bona’s Franciscan Center for Social Concern will host #GivingTuesdayatBonas. This 24-hour fundraising event benefits the center’s many outreach ministries such as Bona Buddies and the Warming house.

Senior Deandre Allen is breaking through barriers and creating his own path

Nov 08, 2022 | 51�Թ�app senior Deandre "Dre" Allen is determined to push beyond all barriers to reach his definition of success.

Bona’s Break the Bubble program allows students to assist the disadvantaged — both locally and abroad

Nov 04, 2022 | 51�Թ�app students step out of their zip codes and comfort zones through the Franciscan Center for Social Concern’s Break the Bubble program. They serve as compassionate volunteers at the St. Francis Inn in Philadelphia’s Kensington area, learning about homelessness and the humanity of a soup kitchen. They also help build wheelchair ramps in the communities surrounding campus, plus prepare and serve nutritious meals at the university’s Warming House.

Mackowski discusses book at Mississippi history museums

Nov 03, 2022 | Dr. Chris Mackowski, professor of journalism and mass communication, was invited to speak by the Mississippi Department of Archives and History at the state history museums in Jackson on Oct. 26 as part of their “History is Lunch” series.

DeSimone gives keynote at RISE summit; addresses conference

Nov 03, 2022 | Dr. Kimberly DeSimone, professor of leadership, was an invited keynote speaker at the October 2022 RISE Women’s Leadership Global Summit on Women in Health & Tech, held in Paris, France. also an invited keynote speaker at the 2022 International Conference on Women.

Listen to Understand: “Hear the Brothas” Nov. 8 at St. Bonaventure

Nov 02, 2022 | Several African American male artists, using art, music and poetry to express themselves and the challenges their community endures, will take the stage in “Hear the Brothas” at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts from 4 to 6 p.m. on Nov. 8.