Associate Dean and Professor Dafna Lemish has recently published with colleagues “Fear in Front of The Screen.” Based on two research studies, the book focuses on the impact scary television content can have on children’s fears, nightmares, and development.

The grant, from the William T. Grant Foundation, will support Yanovitzky’s collaborative project intended to stimulate greater engagement of policymakers in New Jersey and beyond with research that can support sound policies that will increase access to depression screening for all adolescents and connect them with adequate treatment as necessary.

Veteran marketer and public relations practitioner, author, keynote speaker and SC&I alumnus, Mark Beal, is returning to SC&I to teach exactly 30 years after he graduated in 1989 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism and media studies.

SC&I's career services provides the necessary industry connections for students. Both employees and students were excited for the 4th annual event.

Through the Rutgers Center for Organizational Leadership, SC&I’s Distinguished Professor Brent Ruben and alumni Ralph Gigliotti ’17, Christine Goldthwaite ‘10, ’18, and Kate Immordino, are assisting leaders from Botswana in their mission to transform their country’s public service model and enhance their leadership capabilities.

The trip was funded by the SC&I deans’ Course Enrichment Fund.

The two-day symposium held in Philadelphia's City Hall on March 25 and 26 addressed what the platform economy is, and what that means for workers; the drawbacks and possibilities technology offers workers; the work of the International Labour Organization, run by the United Nations; policy interventions and more.

SC&I faculty and alumni from the Library and Information Science Department will be presenting at iConference 2019 in Washington, D.C.