Rivera’s work centers on community-led, culturally responsive, multilingual health communication for Latino/a/x communities and examines how social media supports health messaging among community leaders in Puerto Rico.
In Chicago this week, Rutgers scholars are contributing to interdisciplinary research on health communication, data use, and school-based mental health at SBM’s 47th Annual Meeting.
An April 2 event at Alexander Library, hosted by SC&I, brought together readers from across campus and beyond, highlighting children’s and teen literature as a bridge across cultures, languages, and experiences.
Inductees receive honors and recognition during a night celebrating excellence in communication studies
LIS faculty authors shared their newly published books and engaged doctoral students in field‑wide conversations.
Noochirwani may not have arrived at Rutgers planning to tell stories, but somewhere between psychology lectures and a quiet pull toward creativity, the storyteller in her refused to stay on the sidelines.
Setting a record high number of attendees, nearly 3,000 students, alumni, and faculty attended this year. The #BeCOMM campaign and the COMMchella Music Festival are managed by current SC&I communication majors who are taking the communication course Strategic Public Relations Event Planning.
The SC&I inaugural Mary Hay Glass Symposium focusing on health information challenges in a time of change brings together expert practitioners, researchers, and students.
Faculty leadership, doctoral research, and alumni engagement bring the “Translate!” theme to life in Minneapolis
