The Writing Arts Department has much to be proud of and their achievements are gaining national attention in a number of ways. Some recent highlights: Work from faculty members was published in the new text What We Are Becoming: Developments in Undergraduate Writing Majors (Utah State U P, 2010). Jennifer Courtney, Deb Martin, and...
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Archive for March, 2010
The Writing Arts Program Receives National Recognition!
Top Crisis Specialists Share Their Expertise with Rowan Students – by guest blogger Dr. Ed Moore
Top Crisis Specialists Share Their Expertise with Rowan Students Two national experts on school-crisis communication traveled to the Rowan campus in March to offer a master class to public relations students. Some 50 students attended the lecture, led by Rick Kaufman (Executive Director of Community Relations and Emergency Management; Bloomington Public Schools; Bloomington, Minn.)...
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RTN – What a Relief!
Rowan’s RTN Channel 5 fundraising telethon raised $1460 for the Rowan Relief effort for world disasters. GO RTN! You can learn more about RTN at http://users.rowan.edu/~stelli49/rtn/index.html/ For more about Rowan Relief, visit the site at http://www.rowan.edu/clubs/rowanrelief/ The official press release from RTN: On Wednesday, March 10 the Rowan Television Network (RTN) raised $1,475.00 when...
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Journalist Gail Collins to Appear at Rowan in April
As part of the Rowan Presidential Lecture Series, noted journalist and author Gail Collins will be speaking on Tuesday, April 27, 2010. Ms. Collins, currently with The New York Times, has previously been with New York Newsday and the New York Daily News. At the Times, she was the first woman ever to be appointed editor...
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Student Accomplishments in the month of February for the College of Communication
Rowan students and faculty will present “RESTRUCTURING THE WRITING CENTER: FORGING NEW IDENTITIES FROM THE OLD” at the Mid-Atlantic Writing Center Association Conference this April at the University of Delaware. Panel members include graduate students Sharada Krishnamurthy (Writing Arts) and David Dinn (Ed Leadership); undergraduate Loralynne Yost (History and Writing Arts); and Professors Drew Kopp and...
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