Dr. Susan Ryan and Prof. Terry Byrne participated in a panel discussion on the future of film/television education at the University Film and Video Association’s national conference in Washington DC in August.
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28 Students Share Credit in Dr. Pollock’s Book
Communication studies professor John Pollock has a new book out this month—and 28 TCNJ students share credit in its creation.
Communication Studies in the Spotlight
Two TCNJ Communication Studies faculty are still going strong, publishing blog posts, articles, and even a new book featuring research from current Communication Studies students.
A Special Version of Intercultural Bingo
Students from the ESL program and Professor Yifeng Hu’s Intercultural Communication class (COM 411) came together to practice language skills and learn about other cultures.
Fall 2014 Issue of “The Roar”
The Roar is the student newsletter for the Department of Communication Studies : A National Leader in Student-Faculty Engagement.
Filmmaker Louis Massiah Visits The College
The MacArthur fellow and documentary filmmaker spoke to the students about his path to filmmaking and the varied career options open to them.
“Reviving Healthcare Terms”
students in Dr. Hu’s New Media and Health Communication class demystified the eight most misunderstood healthcare terms.
Social Media: During Public Health Emergencies
Many Americans are worried about Ebola. They have taken to social media to vent, find validation, and look for the truth on this international health crisis. Ever since the first Ebola patient in America passed away at a Dallas hospital in October, paranoia and uncertainty have spread faster throughout the Internet than Ebola has in…
Humility and Hardship: Tea with Ela Gandhi
Ela Gandhi, peace activist and granddaughter of Mahatma Gandhi, invited 10 students to her apartment in South Africa for tea while they interned this past summer. The interior of her home was humble, which students say complimented her countenance: A small piano stood among the beige walls and decor of her one-bathroom home. According to…
Indie Film Week in Kendall Hall Screening Room
The Communication Studies Department’s Visiting Filmmaker Series will continue this week with two thought-provoking and entertaining independent features by area filmmakers at the new Kendall Hall Screening Room (Kendall 125). On Thursday, September 18 at 6:00PM, TCNJ alum Matt Lawrence will screen his first feature film, “Two Pints Lighter.” Shot on location in Asbury Park, New Jersey,…