The documentary titled “Tosi’s Tales,” created by a group of Communications Media and Instructional Technology Ph.D. students, has won the Videographer Award of Distinction from the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals.

Six students from the Communications Media and Instructional Technology (CMIT) Ph.D. program presented their scholarship at the Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education (SITE) conference in Nashville, Tenn.

Students of the Ph.D. program in Communications Media and Instructional Technologies will be featured in a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article about their Civil Rights Movement simulation project.

Carrie West, a doctoral candidate in Communications Media and Instructional Technology at IUP and pharmaceutical sales executive, has developed a program that introduces collegiate coaches to sales techniques that have been perfected by large sales organizations.

Carol M. Walker, a doctoral candidate in Communications Media and Instructional Technology at IUP and adjunct professor at NCC, is passionate about Internet safety and is committed to helping teenagers and young adults maintain a safe cyberspace experience.

Incoming Ph.D. student Patricia Cseh is the 2010–2011 recipient of the Julius Filcik Fellowship.

Six Communications Media and Instructional Technology doctoral students have won an international award for their educational video game, Planet in Peril.