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Ahmed, a Ph.D. Candidate at SC&I and Murphy, who holds a doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania, will join the LIS faculty in fall, 2024.
Join Katherine “Katie” Rothley, Marketing and PR Librarian at Northville District Library, and 2024 Featured Speaker for Beta Phi Mu's Rutgers Omicron Chapter, for an engaging presentation. Katie will show how Strategic Plans and Information Needs Assessments can enhance library services. With over a decade of public library experience and a strong marketing background, she’ll help you understand your community's demographics, needs, and values through data-driven decisions.
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“Some of the communications strategies and techniques that I learned in the master’s program that I use often in my job today and in previous roles are stakeholder communication strategy, organizational change, management communications, and crisis communications,” Freeman said.
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As a professional soccer player and founder and CEO of the Casey Murphy Goalkeeping Academy (CMGK), Murphy said she continuously applies the knowledge and skills she gained at Rutgers SC&I as a Communication major and DCIM minor.
This workshop with an SC&I alumnus currently working at Google will help you prepare best and take technical interviews. Bring your questions!
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Senior Luis Cambronero-Briceno tells SC&I about his Rutgers journey and how he hopes to balance his career goals as a public relations practitioner with his passion for film.
The Ph.D. program in Communication, Information, and Media at Rutgers University will be holding a virtual information session for prospective students on Tuesday, October 22, from 7-8 p.m. EST. Join us to learn more about our Ph.D. program.
One on One Media Training
Throughout the four-week online Risk and Reputation Management course, students will be introduced to the philosophies, components, and tools necessary to manage risks and protect organizational reputation. They will explore the dynamics of identifying and evaluating risks, developing communication strategies, and building relationships with key stakeholders. By the end of the course, students will have developed a detailed risk and reputation management assessment tailored to their chosen organization.
This four-week online Media Engagement course will introduce several key strategies a communications professional should consider during a crisis. When faced with a crisis, the goal is to help minimize the potential reputational risk. The response should either maintain or restore confidence in the company among internal and external stakeholders. Through relevant lectures, readings, and content, reflection questions and discussions, and the development of applicable tools/resources, this course will help prepare students to more confidently evaluate and engage media as part of the recommended crisis response strategies.