On Tuesday, April 10, 2017, Professor Steve Stone’s COM 212 Introduction to Television Studio class had the distinction of hosting the recording of TV show Chasing News, which airs weeknight in the New York and Philadelphia markets.
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The Department of Communication Studies hosts inaugural event of the Alumni Mentor Program
On February 23, 2017, the Department of Communication Studies hosted its first Alumni Mentor Program event.
Jane Bowden, the 2019 Robert Cole Scholarship recipient
Given in honor of Emeritus Professor Robert Cole to an undergraduate student with a demonstrated commitment to a career in newsgathering. The award honors Cole’s commitment to the profession of journalism and to the value of free expression in a democratic society.
Innocent man reflects on wrongful conviction
The second Faculty Lecture Series event broke down an investigative report written by journalism professor Emilie Lounsberry with her co-worker Michaelle Bond.
Renowned Chinese professor discusses multimedia in journalism
Communication Studies professor Dr. Yifeng Hu hosts her former professor on campus.
Lunar New Year gets a musical makeover by Communication Studies Professor Gloria Yifeng Hu
Dr. Yifeng Hu engages with her community through music.
The Future of Public Radio Panel in Honor of WTSR’s 50th Anniversary!
Communication Studies faculty are hosting a panel on public radio on November 30th, 2016.
Exciting Alumni News: Dr. Danny Giovenco (’10) receives a $1.25 million grant from the National Institutes of Health
Dr. Danny Giovenco (’10), Communication Studies alumnus, received the prestigious NIH Director’s Early Independence Award, a $1.25 million grant from the National Institutes of Health.
Community-Based Documentaries Premiere in Trenton
After several months of planning, filming and editing, students in Susan Ryan’s documentary class, COM 370: Community Documentary, screened the films that resulted from their passion for documentary filmmaking on Friday, May 13, at South Rio restaurant in Trenton, N.J.
Communication Studies Students Re-Triumph with Winning Human Rights and Health Communication Coverage Presentations at National, State Levels
TCNJ Communication Studies Department juniors Brooke Buonauro and Cleo Kordomenos (both ’17), whose co-authored poster presentations were the only undergraduate contributions accepted nationwide, presented posters at the 14th Biennial University of Kentucky Conference on Health Communication held in Lexington on April 15th-16th, 2016.