Howard Hosts Second Annual Social Media Conference |
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WASHINGTON (September 13, 2012) – Social media experts and scholars from across the United States and five foreign countries will present their research, best practices and ideas on the changing landscape and power of social media in society at the second annual Social Media Technology Conference and Workshop Sept. 27-28, at Howard University.
The conference and workshop hosted by Howard and Bowie State University brings together scholars and professionals in the area of social media to share their perspectives on the technical, ethical, economic, legal, political and cultural implications of social media use. Jan Shaffer, executive director of the J-Lab at American University, will present the keynote addressing the social media landscape at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 27.
The conference will feature more than 40 presentations, panel discussions and workshops and offer extraordinary opportunities to network with other educators, professionals and experts in the area of digital media, communications and teaching.
To see the full schedule or register for the second annual Social Media Technology Conference and Workshop, log onto http://socialmediatechnologyconference.com. The full cost is $45, and special student rate of $20. Registration ends on Sept. 21.
If you have questions, please contact Dr. Tia C. M. Tyree at ttyree@howard.edu or (202) 806-4426 or Professor Ingrid Sturgis at isturgis@howard.edu or (202) 806-5124. |
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