As part of the School of the Arts and Communication Brown Bag Series, guest speaker Tom Hipper (Communication Studies, 2007) visited the College in the Mayo Concert Hall on Friday, March 21, for “Communication During Disasters: How Social Media and Crisis Mapping Are Changing the Field.” Read more about his talk here.
TCNJ Communication Studies Students Victorious in Human Rights Spring Scholarship
On Saturday, April 12, communication studies students were victorious in presenting refereed papers on coverage of human rights claims at national and state scholars’ conferences. The topics ranged from cross-national coverage of HIV/AIDS (right to access to health care services, in particular emergency medical treatment) and rape and rape culture (right to personal security) to…
Artworks Trenton to present exhibition of TCNJ student works
An exhibition of new work by advanced art students at The College of New Jersey entitled young galaxy is being presented at Artworks Trenton from Friday, April 11 to Saturday, May 3, 2014. young galaxy is a free-wheeling, jostling, exuberant, compelling, and wild collection of fresh works. As this cohort of advanced visual arts students…
TCNJ’s Choirs to take part in Third Annual Hand-in-Hand Concert on March 26
The College of New Jersey Department of Music is pleased to announce that TCNJ’s Choirs will once again be performing in Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall as part of the third annual Project Hand-in-Hand concert. The choirs, led by Dr. John P. Leonard, along with 90 high school students from the earthquake…
Department of Music to examine the music of Charles Mingus on April 4
On April 4, 2014, the Department of Music at the College of New Jersey will present “Charles Mingus’ Epitaph,” a series of events examining the life and music of Charles Mingus. Events include a lecture by author and critic Gene Santoro of The NY Times and Rolling Stone, a panel discussion featuring Santoro, Lewis Porter,…
The College of New Jersey Welcomes Douglas Rushkoff to Speak on Media, Technology, and Culture
The College of New Jersey is thrilled to welcome Douglas Rushkoff, author, media theorist, columnist, lecturer, graphic novelist, and documentarian to campus for a public lecture titled Program or Be Programmed: Play, Participation, and Power in a Digital Age on Wednesday, March 19 at 4:00PM in the Mildred and Ernest E. Mayo Concert Hall. This…
TCNJ Brings Regina Holliday [Artist, Speaker, National Healthcare Advocate] to Campus 2/19-2/20
Regina Holliday, an artist, international speaker, “high-profile patient advocate with access and influence few other individuals can match” (Kaiser Health News), will visit TCNJ on Wednesday, February 19th, and Thursday, February 20th. On February 19th, 2pm-4pm, Holliday will paint in Student Center or outside (pending weather), and will have a one-on-one conversation with students, faculty and staff. On February 20th, 11:30am-12:20pm,…
Communication Studies Professor Publishes Book On Rhetorical Analysis of Human Behavior
Dr. Gary Woodward is a professor, rhetorician, and former Chairperson of the Department of Communication Studies at The College of New Jersey. He has degrees in communication and rhetorical theory from California State University at Sacramento and the University of Pittsburgh (Ph.D. 1972), and regularly teaches courses in Persuasion Theory, Argumentation, and Philosophy of Communication. He…
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