Communication Studies professor John C. Pollock, along with late philosophy professor Morton Winston, edited a new book entitled Making Human Rights News: Balancing Participation and Professionalism, from Routledge.
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Media Mirror Concerns of World’s Hungriest in Student-Faculty Research on Global Coverage of Genetically Modified Food: Results Presented at International Conference, Published in Leading Journal.
Several Communication Studies students and their Professor explore connections between national demographics and leading newspaper support for Genetically Modified Organisms.
From must-see TV to TV anytime anywhere: How TV journalists have evolved and thrived in today’s 24/7 world
Our fourth Brown Bag lecture, featuring Emmy Award-winning television journalist and communication coach Jane Hanson, highlighted the importance of storytelling. Early in her presentation, Ms. Hanson expressed her belief, “Everything we do in life is about a story.” Throughout her career, she has learned the art of crafting and conveying stories, not only through what…
Don King, Saturday Night Live Director, Speaks to Communication Studies Students
Fresh off his latest Emmy Award win, Saturday Night Live director Don Roy King arrived to Kendall Hall to share his career wisdom with Communication Studies students.
Student Films Top Five Nationally
Walsh and his teammates, fellow communication studies majors Nicole Adams (‘17), Tyler Law (‘19), Ellie Schuckman,
Sarina Sokoloff and Peter Weiland (‘18) attended Terminus — a four day film festival — in Atlanta, Ga. in June, representing
their films and the College.
TCNJ Grad Earns Advertising Gold
Recent Communication Studies graduate wins two state marketing awards for video production.
Mentoring Students for Success in Public Health: A Shining Track-Record for Communication Studies
Over almost two decades, the Department of Communication Studies has launched students into the nation’s top-ranked professional and graduate schools in public health and health communication, as well as into shining career paths.
Five TCNJ Comm Studies Students Only Undergraduates Presenting Papers at International DC Health Communication Conference
Along with professors and graduate students from eleven different countries, TCNJ students presented papers on nationwide coverage of rape and rape culture on college campuses, solitary confinement, rape PTS, gun safety; and cross-national coverage of women’s reproductive rights 2011-2015.
New 2017 “Pipeline” Victories: Two TCNJ Communication Studies/Self-Designed Majors Replicate Multiple Alumni Successes, Head for Nation’s Top-ranked Professional Schools in Public Health and Public Affairs
Two students either majoring in or taking substantial numbers of courses in Communication Studies set to attend Johns Hopkins and Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse in the fall.
Emmy-Winner Chris Canaan Brings a Dash of Hollywood and Screenwriting Wisdom to Radio,TV, and Film Students
On Monday, April 10, Chris Canaan came to campus to host a colloquium on his thirty-plus years as a screenwriter and producer in the film and television industries.