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Explore our Master of Health Communication and Information (MHCI) program which focuses on the communication, information, and media aspects of health-related policies and practices.
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Here we are, at the culmination of several weeks of effort... *Drum roll, please* The all-important first draft! This is the deliverable that, if you've been following the series, we have been working towards from the start.
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In our Q&A, Tsakonas describes the ways the JMS major has prepared him for his internships and jobs in the sports media field, and how he will use these experiences to continue his career in sports journalism post-graduation in May.
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Hayley Slusser (SC&I ’22) is the former editor-in-chief of The Daily Targum.
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“The MCM provides you with world-class learning and helps prepare you to achieve and succeed at your dream job. This program helped me be the best version of myself,” said Nick Yacenko MCM’21, COM’20.
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Violeta Yas JMS‘07, recently joined Storm Team 4 as a meteorologist at NBC 4 New York. Previously, she was the chief meteorologist at Telemundo62 in Philadelphia. Read our Q&A with her to learn about her exciting career, how she uses the education she received at SC&I every day on the job, and the children’s book about meteorology she translated into Spanish.
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Rutgers University-New Brunswick students will participate in SC&I’s annual public speaking competition later this month. This year’s contest theme is “Find Your Voice.”
You are invited to the Rutgers reception at ICA in Paris! We gather to thank Jonathan Potter as he concludes his time as Dean of the School of Communication & Information and to greet our Rutgers friends, faculty and colleagues.
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Beal, assistant professor of professional practice in Communication, said his new book features insights and advice from more than 60 Gen Zers, ages 22-26, for marketers and employers.
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Higher education is by nature an environment that is vulnerable to crisis and at the same time is a setting that makes clear the importance and effectiveness of values-based crisis leadership, according to a new study by Part-Time Faculty Member Ralph Gigliotti Ph.D.’17, who is director of the Rutgers Center for Organizational Leadership.
