From the Office of the Dean |
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Hello everyone, and happy Monday!
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Hopefully, this edition of the Dean’s newsletter finds each and every member of our CHDCM community doing well, and that the second half of the semester has kicked off on the right foot for you all.
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The mornings might be chilly this time of year, but our College remains a hotbed of activity! Not only are faculty and administrators in active recruitment mode for next year’s class of students, but our students are also hard at work—both inside and outside the classroom. For example, this week a group of SHU TV and WSOU leaders are headed to Seattle for the National Student Media Conference. Similarly, our Center for Sports Media is bringing another select group of CHDCM students to Madison Square Garden to cover Big East Media Day, the first event in our new Pirates in the Field program! We’re also looking ahead, preparing for Homecoming and Family Weekend (including two CHDCM mini-classes, as well as the SHU Theatre’s children’s show, The Wizard of Oz), followed by Msgr. Reilly’s Investiture, and then our South Jersey CHDCM Alumni Event—so there will lots to celebrate in the weeks to come!
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These are just a few of the many, many things going on in our College right now, so I invite you to read on, and enjoy learning more about the talented people and amazing programs of our CHDCM community. As always, keep your own good news and event notes coming, and I wish you all a fantastic week—enjoy these sunny days, and Go Pirates!
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Dr. Bryan Crable
Founding Dean
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Activities included conversations to explore partnerships within and beyond the university and a gallery walk to discuss ways to create in-person and online classroom learning communities. Congratulations to Dr. Clemens for your impactful leadership and contribution!
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Congratulations to Dr. Kishon Hickman on his participation in the NABLEO Training Conference! His leadership in promoting the MA, Law Enforcement Executive Leadership program is impressive, especially as it continues to build meaningful connections with departments across the U.S. and Canada. It's exciting to see the outreach efforts pay off with influential figures like Katrina Mosley agreeing to host an information session for the department. Dr. Hickman's work in advancing professional development and fostering trust within the community truly stands out. Congratulations to Dr. Hickman for continuing to build outreach and overall successes!
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Congratulations to Dr. Santiago Castiello who hosted a screening and discussion of the award-winning Mexican documentary El Sembrador (the Sower) in honor of Latinx/Hispanic History Month. CHDCM members from across departments reflected on the importance of culturally responsive pedagogies and how filmmaking could be used to tell stories that resonate on a personal and cultural level.
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Congratulations to Dr. Jess Rauchberg for serving as a panelist for They Said What!?: How To Have Civic Discussions About Challenging Subjects sponsored by the Campus Inclusion Center and SGA. Dr. Rauchberg and panelists from Seton Hall Law School and School of Diplomacy and International Relations shared their expertise on how to handle challenging conversations and diffuse tension while maintaining a space for multiple perspectives.
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Student Organization Highlight |
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Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA)
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The Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) is a student-run subsection of the national organization, Public Relations Society of America. Our chapter here at Seton Hall is open to students of all majors. The PRSSA hosts many events including, resume workshops, LinkedIn tips, and other useful skill workshops for entering the professional world. These events can help with skills that are useful to students of all majors and we often co-sponsor with other organizations on campus. You do not have to be a paid member to come to our events, however, it is required for other aspects of PRSSA.
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Within PRSSA, there are a few subjections that are available to paid members to further their public relations skills. The Litore Agency is PRSSA’s student-run PR firm that works with non-profit clients to create a campaign for their company. This is a great way for students to strengthen their professional skills and have experience with a PR internship. The Bateman competition is a year competition through PRSSA nationals in which every team from schools around the country compete on the same concept of a campaign.
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We hope that you consider joining and if you are interested, please email prssa@shu.edu to be added to our email list!
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Erin is a graduate student in the Museum Professions program and a graduate assistant within the College. Erin's love for history and museums was sparked by her background in theatrical costume design and interest in fashion history.
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After graduation, Erin hopes to work in museum collections management. Erin's professional experience includes a Curatorial/Exhibitions internship at the Mercer Museum and Fonthill Castle, a full-time position as a Preventive Conservation Technician at Winterhur Museum, Garden, and Library, and other internships at the Allentown Art Museum, the Moravian Historical Society, and the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival. Currently, Erin is working on her Master's project that focuses on helping small museums curate and maintain historic costume collections.
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Outside of work, Erin enjoys spending time with her partner and family in the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania. Erin's hobbies include sewing, crocheting, and exploring antique and thrift stores. She also enjoys classic horror movies, visiting historic movie theaters and drive- in theaters, and performing as part of a shadowcast for the Rocky Horror Picture Show. At Seton Hall, Erin is enjoying making connections with other students and professionals in the museum field and learning more about the type of work she is passionate about. She is also thankful to have a graduate assistant position that allows her to remain involved in theatre.
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WSOU Welcomes New Members for an Exciting 2024-25 Year
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Last week, WSOU 89.5 FM welcomed more than 40 new members to their staff for the 2024-25 year! These new assistant producers will be the future of our station, and are already making strides in music, news, and sports. WSOU is ready to keep on rolling for an exciting school year ahead, as we host more WSOU presents shows, prepare for election night coverage, and continue to call and cover Seton Hall sports!
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WSOU 95.5 FM Alumna Named 2024 MIW NABLF Launch Mentee
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Alumna Rachel Haggerty was chosen to be the 2024 Mentoring and Inspiring Women and the National Association of Broadcasters Leadership Foundation Launch Program mentee.
To read more, visit Rachel Haggerty's feature on our news section.
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Center for Sports Media News |
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Peter King’s Master Class: ‘How to Get a Job in Media’
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In his final master class of the semester, Professional-in-Residence Peter King will draw on his illustrious 44-year career and give students tips on how to stand out from the crowd and draw the attention of employers. Students will have the opportunity to pitch themselves and get feedback from King. Join us on December 4 in Arts & Sciences Hall, room 107 from 2pm-4pm. RSVP here!
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Brownson Speech and Debate Team Claims Victory
The Brownson Speech and Debate Team dominated their first major competition of the season, taking home 51 awards and the overall Championship Win at the Virginia is For Lovers Speech Tournament.
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