Lee will study how New Jersey communities access and use information about nuclear energy, data centers, and energy infrastructure development.
Starting in the Spring 2027 semester, the Department of Journalism and Media Studies will offer the course “Topics in JMS IX: Community Journalism (04:567:453),” which will operate as an active newsroom covering Rutgers and New Brunswick.
Rutgers faculty, doctoral students, and alumni presented cutting-edge research at the world's leading conference for internet studies while celebrating a major book award and expanding global collaborations.
At Rutgers, NBC News White House and Capitol Hill Correspondent Julie Tsirkin JMS’17 had plans to go to law school. Her first journalism class at SC&I changed her mind. “I just really enjoyed talking to people and telling their stories, and that meant a lot to me,” Tsirkin said.
A SC&I faculty member since 2016, Senteio advanced health equity through community-engaged research, mentored students, and worked to address persistent racial disparities in health care.
S. Mitra Kalita is an award-winning journalist, media executive, and entrepreneur with extensive experience in digital journalism, newsroom leadership, and community-focused media.
The New York State Communication Association honored John V. Pavlik for his decades-long commitment to mentoring media students, scholars, and educators.
SC&I faculty members and doctoral students will receive national and division awards and join alumni and collaborators in presenting research at NCA's 112th Annual Convention.
The event brought together researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and the public to examine internet infrastructures from multiple angles.
