Jean Lutkenhouse Brechman ’05 was the only undergraduate in the world enrolled directly into the PhD program at University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg School for Communication, which is consistently ranked as the number one overall graduate school of communication in the United States, and co-ranked number one in health communication.
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Fulbright experience a love affair for communication studies professor
After John C. Pollock, professor and chair of communication studies, returned from four months of teaching and conducting research in Argentina, he was surprised to receive emails in English from people he had met. Previously, they interacted with him in Spanish.
Setting terms of engagement: thoughts on Obama and some predecessors
In the Twenty-first Century there is irony in focusing on those who want to use direct communication to be a force in the lives of others. Social observers continue to tally the countervailing effects of newer media that put us at a greater physical and psychic distance. The much-discussed shifts are familiar.
Sarnoff Collection Relocated to TCNJ Campus
From 1919 to 1970, David Sarnoff pioneered American commercial radio and television, founded the National Broadcasting Company (NBC), and led the Radio Corporation of America (RCA). Now a portion of his historic legacy will continue to educate and inspire at TCNJ.
Communication Studies Professor Wins Fulbright Award
John C. Pollock, professor of communication studies, has been awarded a Fulbright Scholar grant to lecture and conduct research at the University of Belgrano, Buenos Aires, Argentina, during the spring 2010 academic semester, according to the United States Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board.
Using Second Life, Hu Opens Up a New World of Communication to her Students
Students in Yifeng Hu’s Introduction to Communication Studies class had a guest lecturer in early March. Karen Cooper ’82, a doctoral candidate in instructional technology at the University of Central Florida, spoke on “How Technology is Changing the Way We Learn.”