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College of Media, Communication and Information to cultivate digital natives.

The CU Board of Regents in June approved creation of a new , the first new college or school at CU-Boulder in more than 50 years.

Scheduled to open in fall 2015 with about 1,750 students, CMCI will include six academic departments and a graduate program focused on media, communication and technology for the digital age.

鈥淭he formation of the College of Media, Communication and Information positions CU-Boulder as a key driver of Colorado鈥檚 information, communications and creative industries 鈥� all growing sectors in our state鈥檚 larger economy, according to the 2012 Colorado Innovation Index,鈥� says CU-Boulder Chancellor Philip P. DiStefano.

The academic departments within CMCI will include advertising, public relations and media design; communication; critical media practices; information science; journalism; and media studies, along with a graduate program in intermedia art, writing and performance.

Christopher Braider, who has served as director of journalism and mass communication since July 2011, will serve as transitional dean. Braider is a professor of French and comparative literature at CU.

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