The Fall 2022 Networking Fair for Jobs and Internships is happening this week! All SUNY New Paltz students and alumni are invited to attend!
Fall 2022 Career Fair | Wed. 10/19 from 11am-3pm | Career Resource Center (newpaltz.edu)
The Fall 2022 Networking Fair for Jobs and Internships is happening this week! All SUNY New Paltz students and alumni are invited to attend!
Fall 2022 Career Fair | Wed. 10/19 from 11am-3pm | Career Resource Center (newpaltz.edu)
Lauren Mark (Ph.D., Communication, Arizona State University, Hugh Downs School) is delighted to join New Paltz as an Assistant Professor of Communication and Culture. She originally hails from Wisconsin, and has previously called Taiwan, Israel, Arizona, and North Carolina home. She has taught and developed coursework at Wake Forest University and Arizona State University, after working in Taiwan and Israel as a cross-cultural community builder, translator, educator, and artist. She explored Asian theories and philosophy to develop a new methodology for her PhD scholarship. She studies, writes, and performs about intercultural communication, acculturation, affect, relationality, and racial representations in the media and lived experiences.
In a special topics course CMM393 Talk, Technology and Society, Professor SoeYoon Choi will explore issues surrounding human communication that are driven by the development and adoption of communication technology, such as the Internet, mobile phone, and artificial intelligence.
Students will learn the role of technology use in rethinking privacy, equal opportunity, and happiness in this 3-credit course. See the Spring schedule for details.
Ulster County Habitat for Humanity is seeking DMJ and/or Communication students for an unpaid social media and digital marketing internship for the 2022 Fall semester AND the 2023 Spring semester.
Social media and digital marketing interns will assist the Affiliate Office and the ReStore with various tasks related to social media, digital marketing, and graphic design. Continue reading
On Sunday, May 1 this year’s Lambda Pi Eta members were inducted into the national honor society in a ceremony in the Coykendall Science Building Auditorium.
Congratulations to the new members:
Michelangelo Amendola – Digital Media Production
Jordan Armoogan – Public Relations
Maggie Baer – Digital Media Management
Shannon Brosnan – Interpersonal Communication
Arlyn Cabral – Digital Media Production
James Cammarata – Public Relations
Jake Carapella – Journalism Continue reading
On behalf of the PRSA Foundation, here are scholarships for public relations and communications students.
Many scholarships and awards are available each year to students: Continue reading
Thinking about a Job or an Internship? The Career Resource Center, located in Humanities 105, is a great tool to keep in mind !
The CRC staff is available weekdays 12-4PM via their drop-in hours, which are offered both virtually and in-person.
To schedule an appointment with a Career Coach visit https://www.newpaltz.edu/careers/. Both in-person and virtual appointments are offered ! Continue reading
Send resume and cover letter to Arthur Zaczkiewicz at: zacfisherking@gmail.com.
This position will be volunteer this spring semester, but may become a summer internship for credit if they student needs academic credit.
ATTENTION Juniors & Seniors
Communication and Digital Media and Journalism majors are invited to join the SUNY New Paltz Alpha Alpha Delta Chapter of Lambda Pi Eta.
Lambda Pi Eta is the NationalCommunication Association’s official honor society at four-year colleges and universities. Lambda Pi Eta has more than 500 active chapters at colleges and universities nationwide. Continue reading
According to the Association for Talent Development, the global market for training and development topped $370.3 billion worldwide with $169.4 billion in the US alone. A new communication course, CMM430, Training and Development, introduces you to the basics of this field and the place communication has in it. The course focuses on creating face-to-face and eLearning training programs. Using a project-focused approach with actual clients, students will craft actual training and development interventions from the ground up. Students will learn how to juggle multiple projects using basic project management techniques that can apply to both school/personal projects and professional ones. Continue reading