A group of master’s in strategic communication students, working a large-scale student survey from 2020, explored such topics as the educational value of online learning, the distracting nature of smartphones and more.
A video project last spring by SUNY Oswego communication studies faculty member Michael Riecke and 2020 graduate Jack Geddes took an unexpected detour but still found the road to a national award.
What began as a short-term project idea for a communication studies faculty member Brian Moritz became a learning experience that expanded his interviewing skills and enhanced his teaching techniques in the classroom.
The college’s new Imagine 2021 career development program, which began early this month and runs through mid-February, has helped students and recent graduates find solid footing toward their futures.
Bringing a favorite holiday movie to the stage and filming it made “It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” a learning opportunity for SUNY Oswego students. Five free virtual showings will unwrap Dec. 11 through 13.
A new take on a holiday classic will wrap SUNY Oswego’s fall theater season when “It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” has five virtual performances Dec. 11 to 13.
Jayvana Perez, a junior dual major in communication and social interaction and in criminal justice, talks about being president of the Latino Student Union, helping organize the ALANA Conference and a special 2019 project in Puerto Rico.
Broadcasting and mass communication assistant professor Michael Riecke won Best of Show for faculty audio at the Broadcast Education Association's On-Location Creative Competition and Showcase Oct. 24.
The Latino Student Union is proud to announce that Jayvana Perez and Yadi Aranda Burgos are this year's recipients for the Eugenio Maria de Hostos Scholarship.
