Last weekend, the Downbeach Film Festival was held in Atlantic City. This three-day festival promotes the work of regional filmmakers and actors, as well as independent films from around the county. Awards are given in categories such as short drama, short comedy, feature, documentary, and acting. This year, 3 Rowan alums were honored for...
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Once again, Rowan’s chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America has outdone itself in achievement at the national level. During the national conference in Washington, DC this past weekend, Rowan’s chapter was awarded Outstanding Firm in the Nation and Best Tactic in the Nation. These awards further cement Rowan PRSSA’s status as...
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Dr. Don Stoll has been awarded the Bernard P. Ireland Award from the Middle States Regional Assembly of the College Board. This award is given to someone who exemplifies the characteristics of serving students in the transition from high school to college, being a change agent in his/her community, providing service to the College...
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An information session for the New Media Concentration will be held on Friday, October 22nd from 1:45-3:00 in the Bozorth Auditorium. Students and faculty are welcome to attend!
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For the second year, the Writing Center at Rowan will celebrate National Day on Writing with a marathon writing session they call “So You Think You Can Write?” The marathon will occur from 4 p.m. on October 20st to 4 p.m. on Octobeer 21st. Five teams will participate in the marathon, generating page after...
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Rowan student Sarah Gould has had an oral history project, “A Closer Look into Physical Disabilities: An Oral History Video,” published in the Journal of Undergraduate Multimedia Projects. The work was completed for Dr. Bill Wolff’s Writing, Research, and Technology course. It addresses the experiences of a family experiencing life with physical disability. You...
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Wednesday, October 20, 2010 Bozorth Hall, Room 133B, 12:15 – 1:30 p.m. Dr. Joy Cypher from the Department of Communication Studies will present her work, “Communicating Normalcy: Bodies as Contested Sites.” Prof. Ed Moore from the Department of Public Relations/Advertising will discuss his research on, “Balancing Your Communication Ledger: Using Audits to Involve Communities...
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By guest blogger, Rachael Burgess Miss America, Caressa Cameron, was a guest on “A Community Affair” on Rowan Radio 89.7 WGLS-FM on Monday, Sept. 27. Rowan graduate student and alumnus Rachael Burgess, host of “A Community Affair,” spoke with Cameron about her duties and platforms as Miss America, including AIDS education and healthy living....
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The College of Communication student photo contest has begun! We will be accepting entries until the end of January, but you can submit them any time between now and then. There is a lot of talent in our college, and it’s going to be amazing to see it represented in photos that showcase our...
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Dr. Christa Teston, an Assistant Professor in the department of Writing Arts, has been awarded a 2010 NCTE Award in Technical and Scientific Communication in the category of Best Article Reporting Qualitative or Quantitative Research in Technical or Scientific Communication for her work “A Grounded Investigation of Genred Guidelines in Cancer Care Deliberations.” This...
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