In case you missed it, the Fall 2017-Spring 2018 edition of the Roar was released last year! The edition covers the department’s #1 spot as the top Communication Studies department in New Jersey, the new Public Health track, and much more. Check it out on our Student Newsletters page along with the past editions to…
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Innovative Interdisciplinary Faculty-Student Collaboration on Game-Based Alcohol Intervention
“‘Fresh Start’ – A Video Game to Promote Mindful Drinking Among College Freshmen,” aims to create a new alcohol intervention program for incoming freshman through game-based learning.
Internship Spotlight – Zoe Thompson ’18
Zoe Thompson (2018) shares her internship experience with Dunkin Donuts! See what she did over her summer here.
Professor Yifeng Hu Hosted a Webinar for American Medical Student Association
Dr. Hu presents for the American Medical Students Association.
Internship Spotlight – Danielle Silvia ’19
Danielle Silvia (2019) shares her internship experience with Insomnia Cookies. Read more about her experience here.
Students present at the 76th Annual New York State Communication Association Conference
Students from Dr. Hu’s COM 411, Intercultural Communication, presented their study at the 76th Annual New York State Communication Association Conference.
Welcoming the Fall 2018 Inductees of Lambda Pi Eta
The Fall 2018 inductees were welcomed to Lambda Pi Eta, the Communication Studies Honor Society.
Internship Spotlight – Rachel Smith ’20
Rachel Smith (2020) interned at the Planned Parenthood Action Fund in New Jersey (Summer 2018). Read about her experience, what she learned, and how she applied her Communication Studies knowledge in practice.
RTVF Students Nominated for ‘Best Student Film’ at New Hope Film Festival
Ellie Schuckman (2018) and Sarina Sokoloff (2018) were nominated for Best Student Film at the New Hope Film Festival. Their short film, Grasping Air, was created during their Independent Study, and screened at the festival. You can view it below or here.
Communication Studies Students win Top Comedy Prize at Campus Movie Fest
Rising Communication Studies seniors Tyler Law and Kevin Walsh received the National Best Comedy award for their short film “Milkman” at this year’s national competition of Campus Movie Fest in Atlanta, Georgia. Campus Movie Fest is the world’s largest student film festival. Each year it receives more than a thousand submissions from students competing on different campuses across the country. Only the top four films from each college campus are allowed to screen at the national event in Atlanta.