What if I told you that this building, the Jesse H. Jones Communication Center – A, has been shaping the way we communicate for over a century? The history of the Jesse H. Jones Communication Center – A goes all the way back to 1899. That’s when the Department of Public Speaking, now known as the Department of Communication Studies, was first established. The building itself might be younger, built in 1973, but its legacy is deeply intertwined with the university’s commitment to communication in all its forms. The Jesse H. Jones Communication Center – A has been home to groundbreaking research and has produced countless graduates who have gone on to make their mark in fields like journalism, advertising, and public relations. And did you know that the Department of Communication Studies here played a crucial role in establishing the University Interscholastic League back in 1910? This organization promotes competitions for high school students across Texas in a variety of fields. That legacy of fostering communication skills and encouraging young minds continues to this day within the walls of the Jesse H. Jones Communication Center – A.
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