SC&I faculty and scholars present research, moderate sessions, serve as panelists, and receive award recognition at the 109th annual Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Conference.
Communication Department
Stories
Interviews with business owners in Newark, Trenton, and New Brunswick show survival ran through loyal customers, neighboring businesses, and community and faith-based groups—while the government agencies and major media assumed to lead in a crisis were largely absent from owners' accounts.
The Phil Lubitz Award recognizes Yanovitzky's longstanding efforts to translate evidence into action, shaping mental health policy while creating hands-on learning opportunities for students.
Theiss studies how interpersonal communication shapes relationships during periods of transition in romantic partnerships and families.
The three faculty members are experts in the effects of social influence, marginalization, and the relationship between human behavior and information technology.
Greenberg, an Account Coordinator at Coyne PR, will cycle 300 miles to raise funds for the charity Cure Alzheimer’s Fund, which donates to research that slows down or reverses Alzheimer’s disease.