Matilda Mercer MCM’22, COM’21 is Passionate about Corporate Social Responsibility
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“CSR is truly what’s needed in today’s businesses and society.”
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A New Study Explores Use of Virtual Reality in Climate Change Reporting and Storytelling
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The findings in a new study by Ph.D. student Shravan Regret Iyer MCM’18 show that immersive media productions need to take a multidisciplinary approach to climate change communication to more effectively increase the audience’s interest in science and motivate them to take action to mitigate global climate change.
Over 50 Faculty and Students to Participate in 72nd Annual International Communication Association Conference
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The ICA conference, held in Paris and virtually, runs from May 26–30.
The Final Milestone: A Victory Lap
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The MCM capstone project is the culmination of your studies in the program and represents the very best work you have to offer.
CAPturing MCM
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Here we are, at the culmination of several weeks of effort... *Drum roll, please* The all-important first draft! This is the deliverable that, if you've been following the series, we have been working towards from the start.
Nick Yacenko MCM’21, COM’20 Put Pandemic Downtime to Excellent Use
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“The MCM provides you with world-class learning and helps prepare you to achieve and succeed at your dream job. This program helped me be the best version of myself,” said Nick Yacenko MCM’21, COM’20.
TikTok Mom Friend Cathy Pedrayes MCM’22 Publishes New Book
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Cathy Pedrayes MCM’22, lifestyle expert and TikTok Mom Friend with over 2.3 million followers, has had quite an eventful year, and it’s only March.
Dean Jonathan Potter to Deliver Keynote Speech at 26th Annual NJCA Conference
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Scholars will present leading-edge communication research during the 26th Annual New Jersey Communication Association (NJCA) Conference on March 26, 2022.
CAPturing MCM
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If you are a current or former communications college student, you have likely written your share of bibliographies - the lists of works you referred to in a paper. The next step in the capstone process is the completion of an Annotated Bibliography, which goes beyond its simpler counterpart to incorporate details about each of the entries listed.
CAPturing MCM
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During the capstone process, you are busy doing a ton of academic reading to become a subject matter expert on your topic. But it takes more than just a random collection of data to put together a well-structured, compelling capstone. By having you put together an outline early in the process, it will instill within you a feel for how the various pieces fit together.