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Götz, M. & Lemish, D. (Eds.) (2022). Children and media worldwide in a time of a pandemic. New York, NY: Peter Lang.
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Garimella’s project, “A System for Fact-Checking WhatsApp Content from Diaspora Communities” aims to develop a web-based monitoring system for WhatsApp tailored towards the needs of immigrant communities in the U.S.
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Large majority also believe someone having a behavioral health crisis should be treated first by a health care provider or crisis counselor, not law enforcement
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A new book examines the impact the media are having on the lives of children during the COVID-19 pandemic, including children from populations that have rarely been studied before, and presents advice for media professionals as well as new findings for scholars.
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Associate Professor of Library and Information Science Ross J. Todd, an expert on the interconnectedness of people, information, and knowledge, and the transformative role of school libraries in the 21st century, died on March 30, 2022.
The COMMchella music lineup will kick off with the band, The Thrill of Meandering, featuring Jordan Hurtado SC&I’21. Hurtado will be followed by Loveseat Pete, featuring Matt Keenan SC&I’23. The third act will be singer Cristina Ferucci SC&I’20, who recently released her first solo album. COMMchella will culminate with The Rockets, featuring current student Jason Grundt SC&I’22.
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Cathy Pedrayes MCM’22, lifestyle expert and TikTok Mom Friend with over 2.3 million followers, has had quite an eventful year, and it’s only March.
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The campaign will feature COMMchella, a music festival at The Yard on April 27, showcasing music acts led by Rutgers communication majors, past and present.
If you care about improving society, learning about CSR at this event will help you find opportunities and have a positive impact in any career path or field you are pursuing!
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Award-winning alumna and school librarian Martha Hickson MLIS’05 RC’82, who was targeted during a book-banning protest held by a group of North Hunterdon High School parents last fall, discusses the insights she gained during the experience, the power of books, those who suffer the most from censorship, and the reasons she still loves her job.
