On September 10th at 11:30 a.m., lecturer James LeMay will present a lecture titled "When facts are not enough: how to sustain journalism in the era of disinformation" at the Faculty of Communication.

J. R. LeMay, who spent many years at CNN, currently works at the strategic consulting firm Frank N. Magid and Associates (FNMA), where he advises broadcast executives and journalists around the world. He served as Deputy Managing Editor at CNN for 10 years and ran the CNN Newsource D.C. Bureau prior to that. J. R. LeMay continues to work with CNN International as a part of their Fellowship Program and provides insights and training to professional journalists all over the globe. The lecturer has won numerous awards, including an Emmy for investigative reporting.

Location: room 205 (Saulėtekio av. 9, building 1)

Date: September 10th, 11:30 a.m.

The lecture will be held in English and is free and open to everyone.

We’re excited to welcome all undergraduate and postgraduate students to the Faculty of Communication and invite you to join in the #StudentAUK induction events this September!

On May 15th, the Faculty of Communication is hosting Assistant Professor Ana Sofia Carreira Duque from the Polytechnic Institute of Viseu in Portugal.

On May 6, 2024, we cordially invite you to attend the scientific-practical symposium 'Intersections of Political Communication: Society, Media, Politics' held at the Lithuanian Parliament (Seimas), under the auspices of the Speaker of the Seimas, Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen. Esteemed scholars, politicians, and media representatives from Lithuania and abroad will assemble to discuss the various intersections of media and politics, the pivotal role of elections, and citizen engagement in the political fabric of Lithuania.

On 23 April, the Faculty of Communication will host Ana Raposo, a strategic communication and internal communication specialist from the Polytechnic University of Lisbon (Portugal).

This seminar series addresses some of the most important challenges faced by researchers and students involved in academic research. The seminars will be held by Prof. dr. Costis Dallas, who is a Head of the Digital Cultures and Communication Department.