On Friday, November 22, 2013, TCNJ won the national Rex Smith Program of Excellence Award for best undergraduate communication studies department in the US. The award was given to TCNJ professor John C. Pollock by professor Armeda Reitzel, vice chair of the Undergraduate College and University Section (UCUS) of the National Communication Association (NCA) at…
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TCNJ Communication Studies Student is Only Undergraduate to Present Paper at International Communication Association Conference in Shanghai
On November 9, 2013, Jordan Kohn, a senior communication studies major, presented a paper on “Comparing Coverage of Child Labor and National Characteristics: A Cross-National Exploration” at a conference on “Communication and Social Transformation” in Shanghai sponsored by the most prestigious scholarly communication studies organization in the world, the International Communication Association (ICA). Only after…
Communication Studies Launches First TCNJ Health Communication Summer Internship – in South Africa!
In the opening of his classic work on apartheid, “Cry, the Beloved Country”, the great South African novelist Alan Paton wrote about the province of KwaZulu-Natal: “There is a lovely road that runs from Ixopo into the hills. These hills are grass-covered and rolling, and they are lovely beyond any singing of it.” For three…
As the Semester Ends and Commencement Nears, Two Seniors Gear Up for Exciting Futures
On college campuses nationwide, the month of May is dedicated to seniors celebrating the end of their academic careers, saying goodbye to textbooks and homework assignments, and shaking the hands of their future bosses. Michelle Futerfas and U-Jin Lee are among those celebrating–but for very different reasons. Both Futerfas and Lee competed against many exceptionally…
Students Shine with Spring Papers at National and State Levels
TCNJ communication studies students presented multiple professional papers at state and national levels in March and April, extending scholarly paper records set by previous students. On March 29 two communication studies students were the only undergraduates in the nation selected to present refereed papers at the biannual DC Health Communication Conference held at George Mason…
Sponsored Trip to Tribeca Film Fest – April 26th
If you are interested in attending the Tribeca Film Festival in New York on Friday April 26th, email Lorna Johnson (johnsonl@tcnj.edu). From Prof. Johnson: “You will be responsible for the cost of the film (around $20). The Department will provide transportation. Please send an email ASAP if interested. TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL A field trip is…
Career Night – April 23rd @ 7PM in Kendall 134
Come join LPH for their annual Career Night, featuring four accomplished alumni: Paul Alfieri, Heather Comstock, Sean O’Grady, and Caitlyn Preciado. Whether you’re a curious freshman or a job-searching senior, this panel will provide you with valuable information about a variety of different fields. The Alumni: Paul Alfieri is VP of marketing for Turn Heather Comstock is…
Waking the Green Tiger – April 18th @ Library Auditorium
Waking the Green Tiger, a documentary exploring the campaign to stop a huge dam project on the Upper Yangtze river, will be shown in the Library Auditorium on April 18th at 7:30 pm. After the film, the film’s director Gary Marcuse will host a discussion about the making of the film and the grassroots environmental movement in…
Radio Broadcasting Workshop with Pat Lavery
On Wednesday, April 10th @ 8:30pm in Kendall 136, TCNJ alumnus Pat Lavery will share his experiences in radio broadcasting. He is currently a news anchor for WGHT 1500AM and will bring equipment from his newsroom for demonstrations. If you’re interested in radio broadcasting, then this workshop is for you!
Next Steps @ 3pm on March 24th – Kendall Black Box
Find out what classes you should take next semester, get information about internships, and ask faculty and students any question you want regarding classes, clubs, and recommendations. Next Steps