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Leading up to the first presidential debate, students from the Lawrence Herbert School of Communication were treated to a panel of alumni speakers who discussed the impact of how social media influenced millennials throughout the 2016 presidential race.
By Marie Haaland for the Hofstra Chronicle The first presidential debate of 2016, and the most-watched debate of all time...
By Maria Zaldivar for the Hofstra Chronicle The first presidential debate of the 2016 election cycle caused commotion for students...
By Stephanie Torres for the Hofstra Chronicle Despite the aggressive use of social media to reach out to the large...
Kara Alaimo, Assistant Professor of Public Relations, talks social media and messaging in the 2016 election cycle in advance of...
Herbert school senior, Juliana Spano, interviews former Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal (R).
Six Panelists. Six Topics. One Hour.
