Moody College of Communication

The Moody College of Communication believes in diverse, talented people and their collective power to change the world through communication.

Undergraduate and graduate students, numbering nearly 5,000, master the foundations and pursue the innovations of advertising, communication and leadership, communication studies, journalism and media, public relations, radio-television-film and speech, language, and hearing sciences.

Core Values

Knowledge

Innovation

Collaboration

Diversity

Creativity

Integrity

Experience

Moody

Moody experiences

Moody mergers: Ruth and Paul SoRelle

After meeting at The Daily Texan and marrying in 1970, both pursued careers in journalism and later healthcare communication

Celebrating love for a lifetime

Student Emergency Fund

Supporting students during times of hardship

Students, please apply for help

How can your voice help others?

Be resilient and relentless in creating conversations that better our communities

Camp Dream.Speak.Live at MLK statue on east mall

Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Moody College Events

Categorization as a personal and political act: An analysis of migrant identity negotiation and race during institutional interactions

Wednesday Jan. 27, 1 to 2:30 p.m.

Natasha Shrikant, University of Colorado – Boulder, will be giving a research presentation. The Moody community is invited to attend.
Ireland Maymester Information Session

Thursday Jan. 28, 3 to 4 p.m.

Learn about the possibilities that await you on the Moody Maymester in Ireland program. The session will offer an overview of the program taking place this May-June and be a space for you to ask questions as you plan out your study abroad experience.

The program is open to all UT students and best suited to Longhorns looking to take on a community-oriented project as a key part of their learning.
Selena: The Series Screenwriters Panel, presented by Latino Media Arts and Studies

Thursday Jan. 28, 3:30 to 4:45 p.m.

Texas writing talent shines bright on Selena: The Series, one of Netflix’s most anticipated shows of the year. UT alum Raymond Arturo Perez, Seguin native Marcelena Campos Mayhorn (DC’s Legends of Tomorrow), and Aaron Serna (Cristela and Malibu County), from South Texas, are Los Angeles-based writers who are bringing their experiences to the writers’ room and diversifying the television landscape. They will talk about what it was like to write the story of Tejano music star and Texas legend Selena Quintanilla for a global audience, and more! Moderated by RTF Associate Professor Mary Beltrán, this is a panel Selena fans and everyone interested in Latina/o/x and Tejana/o/x visibility won’t want to miss.

The event is presented by Latino Media Arts and Studies and co-sponsored by Mexican American and Latina/o Studies and the Department of Radio-Television-Film

**Please register for the event at the following website and expect a confirmation email (complete with a unique zoom link) to follow: http://bit.ly/Selena-panel-reg
Make it Happen! Building a Successful Career in Sales

Thursday Jan. 28, 5:30 to 7 p.m.

Join us if you are interested in learning more about a career in sales and the new Professional Sales & Business Development Minor.
Who We Are and How We Communicate: Examining Interability Contact and Interactions, Relationship Building, and Intergroup Attitudes and Stereotypes

Monday Feb. 1, 2 to 3:30 p.m.

Gabrielle Byrd, University of Kansas, will be giving a research presentation. The Moody community is welcome to attend.