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The classes fulfill a variety of core curriculum requirements for SAS and other schools and can be double-counted for both the Gender and Media and Digital Communications, Information and Media (DCIM) minors.
The Gender and Media minor complements every major across the Rutgers academic spectrum and provides you with the ability to use media to positively impact a culture that is highly reflective of mass media viewpoints.
Academic Director for Digital Asset Management Certificate Programs
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Continuing and Professional Studies
Email: David.Lipsey@rutgers.edu
Dool, Rick, and Ann Christine Mooney. “ABSOLUT in 2004: The Iconic Brand Faces New Competition.” Case Research Journal 29.1 (2009): n. pag. Print.
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This course will explore the many facets of multimedia sports reporting, from conventional newspaper websites to robust sports sites and the use of social networking services to transmit spor
Dool, Richard. Enervative Change: The Impact of Change Initiatives on Employee Job Satisfaction. Saarbrücken, Germany: AV Akademikerverlag, 2012. Print.
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In his new book, Professor John Pavlik “argues that a new form of mediated communication has emerged: experiential news.” Read Pavlik’s Q&A with journalist Youran Wang of the Social Sciences in China Press.
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Researchers analyze how Google, Facebook and Instagram repeatedly change boundaries between smart visibility strategies and ‘cheating the system.'
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SC&I Students and faculty will converge in Baltimore from Nov. 14-17 to present and discuss their research and findings in the field of communication.
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Through her undergraduate course “The Corporate Self,” Klein, the inaugural Gloria Steinem Chair in Media, Culture, and Feminist Studies, shows how technology is leading us to advertise and monetize ourselves, and the new ways we can think about and overcome these powerful forces.
