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Costello, K.L. (2017) Social relevance assessments for virtual worlds: Interpersonal source selection in the context of chronic illness. Journal of Documentation, 73(6), 1209-1227.
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Costello, K.L. & Floegel, D. (2021). The potential of feminist technoscience for advancing research in information practice. Journal of Documentation, 77(5), 1142-1153.
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Costello, K. L., & Veinot, T. C. (2020). A spectrum of approaches to health information interaction: From avoidance to verification. Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 71(8), 871-886.
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Lindstadt has joined ASPEN as a postdoctoral associate, and she will assist the project in its aim to ensure New Jersey policymakers’ decisions are informed by relevant research, in order to ultimately implement universal adolescent mental health screening in New Jersey public schools.
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Nikolaos Linardopoulos, associate teaching professor at SC&I, explains how he worked with Rutgers to transform the public speaking course so it could be offered remotely.
The Public Relations specialization is designed for public relations professionals who wish to enhance their professional credentials and for those who wish to enter this dynamic profession and be an effective public relations practitioner.
The Health Communication specialization is intended for students who wish to specialize in various contexts related to community wellness and health interaction.
The fully online Digital Media specialization is intended for journalists and other media and communication specialists to ensure students are conversant in digital video capture, editing, and production as well as social media management.
Communication and Media Studies is a general specialization in which students create a self-designed course of study that draws across any MCM specialization as well as courses in other areas of the School of Communication and Information.
The Communication and Media Research specialization is intended for students who wish to take a more research-oriented course of study. It is also designed for those students who may wish to pursue a Ph.D. program after completing the MCM.
