Recipients of this year's Schoen Fellowship presented their research and professional resources they are developing for their Schoen projects to over 120 conference attendees.
The new volume, designed for journalism and media instructors, provides "an overview of history and curricula in journalism, public relations, advertising, and media studies, as well as how to teach common courses in those four areas."
Rutgers alum Tia Clark JMS'16 turned classroom journalism fundamentals into a nearly decade-long career producing headline-making, deeply human conversations for national daytime television.
The Association of American Publishers honors Acker’s book as the winner in the Computing and Information Sciences category.
Jeanie Austin and Ece Gumusel bring nationally recognized expertise in library services, social justice, and sociotechnical privacy to the School of Communication and Information.
As a freshman, Sledge-Pearson planned to major in Chemistry. When she discovered SC&I and the IT and Informatics major, she knew she needed to make a switch.
The campaign will feature the COMMchella Music Festival at The Yard on April 8.
Through his work with Rutgers Athletic Communications, Sean Abramik COM’26 discovered a passion for sports media. He now aspires to work for a professional team such as the New York Knicks, and one day, he'd like to be part of the Olympic media team.
Valeria Yanez COM’26 balances leadership roles in Rutgers PRSSA, Scarlet PR, and Lambda Pi Eta while gaining hands-on experience that helped her land an internship with the New York Yankees.
