Troy Lambda Pi Eta

04/16/2026

New inductees were recognized at Honors Convocation today

03/12/2026

Welcome to new members of (Eta Omega chapter) and congratulations to graduating members!

11/19/2025

Having fun at Friendsgiving!

08/13/2025

Enjoy grab-and-go breakfast from Lambda Pi Eta in the Wallace Hall lobby on the first day of classes!

04/22/2025

Lambda Pi Eta members celebrated at today’s Honors Convention

03/20/2025

Celebrating Troy Lambda Pi Eta members graduating in 2025 and new inductees!

03/02/2025

Journalism and Communication students hear advice from alumni Simon Schuessler, Emma Johnson and Alicia Lawrence at the Lambda Pi Eta panel about what to do now to be successful after graduation

02/07/2025

Congratulations to Troy Lambda Pi Eta members Chloe Meadows and Abby Lane for earning recognition from for presenting at the convention.

Dr. Shari Hoppin, Associate Professor for the Hall School of Journalism and Communication (HSJC,) Michael Gray, lecturer for the HSJC and Trojan Debate Club sponsor, and TROY students Abby Lane and Chloe Meadows participated and received recognition in the 2024 National Communication Association c...

11/20/2024

Members and friends had a great time at Lambda Pi Eta Friendsgiving 2024!

08/14/2024

Welcome back on the first day of classes!

07/26/2024

Troy Lamba Pi Eta members earn national recognition

Troy Lambda Pi Eta is proud to announce that two of its members, Communication majors Abby Lane and Chloe Meadows, have had research papers accepted for presentation at the annual convention of the National Communication Association (NCA).
Dr. Shari Hoppin, the Troy Lambda Pi Eta adviser, is also earning recognition for a research paper that has achieved a Top Paper award from the NCA. The rigorous competitive review process involved Communication scholars evaluating submissions from all over the United States.
Abby’s research focuses on the sign-stealing scandal in baseball, analyzing news reports and uncovering insights into this controversial topic. Chloe Meadows delved into media coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict, comparing perspectives from liberal and conservative media outlets. The work the students submitted to NCA was based on research they did for Dr. Hoppin’s Rhetorical and Communication Theory class.
The convention will take place in New Orleans this November.
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