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10/16/2026

We just really love our CoMC family! ❤️👆

Hire Red Raiders Job Fair 2026! ❤️ 👆
10/15/2026

Hire Red Raiders Job Fair 2026! ❤️ 👆

10/14/2026

Cut through the noise and make your message stand out! Join us October 22 for a professional communications lunch-and-learn with doctoral candidate Bob Hutchins, a former agency owner and TEDx speaker. Attend in person or virtually. Sign up today! https://bit.ly/3TXSoTO

10/14/2026

Happening today! Stop by the Hire Red Raiders Job Fair at the McKenzie-Merket Alumni Center from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. to explore opportunities, make connections, and build your future! See y’all there! ❤️👆

10/13/2026

The Hire Red Raiders Job Fair is tomorrow!!

Location: McKenzie-Merket Alumni Center
Time: 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.

Before you go, remember to bring:
Copies of your resume (the University Career Center will print up to 10 copies for free!)
Note-taking supplies
Professional attire
An open mind
We look forward to seeing you there, Red Raiders!

10/07/2026

CoMC in the fall>>>

Video by: Elizabeth

Each year, our Alumni Awards Dinner gives us the chance to celebrate CoMC alumni who embody .This year, David Fowler wa...
10/05/2026

Each year, our Alumni Awards Dinner gives us the chance to celebrate CoMC alumni who embody .

This year, David Fowler was inducted into the CoMC Hall of Fame, while Erin Steed, John D. Esparza, and Jillian Fleming were recognized with Outstanding Alumni Awards. We are proud to celebrate these four Red Raiders and the impact they continue to make beyond CoMC.

Today’s is Paige Rollins! Rollins is an Advertising major with a minor in Public Relations & Strategic Communication M...
10/02/2026

Today’s is Paige Rollins! Rollins is an Advertising major with a minor in Public Relations & Strategic Communication Management from Lubbock, Texas.

She is a member of the Tech Advertising Federation (TAF) and the Bullet Advertising Team (Bullet Ad). Rollins chose the College of Media & Communication because she wanted to major in something that would bring out her creative side while also developing skills to prepare her for a career. She also works as a content creator for Hospitality Services, where she gains advertising experience by highlighting Texas Tech’s on-campus dining options. Her leadership role on the Bullet Ad team has also given her an opportunity to grow outside the classroom.

One of Rollins’ most memorable experiences in CoMC was last spring break, when she finalized her campaign for the NFL with the Bullet Ad team. Rollins credits Dr. Shannon Bichard for helping her discover her passion for advertising. At first, she had no idea what she wanted to major in. But after Dr. Bichard gave her a tour of the Bullet Ad room, she knew advertising was her calling.

“I see advertising shaping my future in many ways. It gives me the creative and strategic skills I need to make in this industry,” she said.

Rollins also credits CoMC with helping her grow both professionally and personally. Through the variety of classes and projects she has done, she has learned how to communicate professionally, work with a team, meet deadlines, and create content tailored to different audiences.

In five years, Rollins sees herself working at an advertising firm or an in-house advertising role in the Dallas area. Ultimately, her goal is to have a career that excites her professionally while also creating a life she is proud of outside of work.

October at CoMC! 🎃
10/01/2026

October at CoMC! 🎃

Thank you to Brian Lott, chief communications officer at Mubadala Investment Company, for joining us at Texas Tech as th...
09/30/2026

Thank you to Brian Lott, chief communications officer at Mubadala Investment Company, for joining us at Texas Tech as the 2026 Thomas Jay Harris Distinguished Lecturer.

Lott shared insights from his global career in communications during his lecture, “Bird Strikes and Bicycles: Communicating in Times of Crisis (and Calm),” exploring cross-cultural communication, crisis preparedness, authenticity, and the importance of understanding your audience.

The Thomas Jay Harris Distinguished Lecture Series is hosted through the Thomas Jay Harris Institute for Hispanic and International Communication (HIHIC) and brings national and international leaders to Texas Tech to engage our community in conversations about issues of global relevance. Our students also had the opportunity to ask questions and gain insights that will help prepare them for their own careers in communication.

Thank you, Brian, for sharing your experience and perspective with our students, faculty, staff, and guests!

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3003 15th Street
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79409

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