Featuring short documentaries created by Rutgers SC&I students and a panel of experts, “The Active Voice: Reimagining Civic Storytelling” seeks to illustrate how storytelling fuels civic engagement and democratic action.
Rutgers’ Alexander Library is hosting InfoViz, a brief exhibit featuring final projects from the School of Communication and Information’s Information Visualization course.
Thanksgiving is here – and the winter holidays aren’t far behind – bringing the annual traditions of turkey, travel, and tricky conversations.
At the National Communication Association (NCA) Annual Convention, Greene received three major distinctions, each underscoring her profound influence on the Communication field.
"Public speaking can be nerve-wracking, but I think it’s one of the most powerful skills you can have, because no matter what field you end up in—business, tech, medicine, or even something completely unexpected—you’re always going to have to talk to someone," said the competition's first-place winner Clarina Xavier.
