On behalf of the Digital Media Production faculty and myself, I wanted to express my congratulations to all our students for your work this semester. I won’t mince words: this was a challenge for our students, our faculty and our staff. There were invisible challenges as well—many of our students had to take on extra caregiving responsibilities, or work responsibilities, or faced terrible pandemic-related impacts. Yet, you faced this challenging semester with determination and spirit and were able to find a path through it. For those students who have struggled, please do reach out to your professor. We are here to help you in this journey, and we want to make sure you know what options are available.
Welcome to DMJ Dept for Transfers_JRN Major_2021
Most students in the DMJ department are working towards a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree, which requires 90 liberal arts credits to graduate. However digital media production students, especially transfer students, often have a hard time meeting this 90 credit requirement because our production courses are not designated as liberal arts.
The Spring 2021 Schedule of Classes is live on newpaltz.edu!
Communication Studies schedule click here
Don’t delay: Schedule a meeting NOW to meet with your advisor BEFORE NOV. 9.
Meet with your advisor remotely (Zoom, Webex, BB Collaborate, phone, etc.) to go over your Spring schedule and discuss your progress toward graduation. Don’t forget to use My Schedule Planner to design your preferred schedule for next semester.
Save the date: Nov. 16-20 the DASH Lab is hosting a Digital Scholarship Week.
Here’s more info:
DMJ students, consider applying for the Carole Fielding Grant.
This a grant that helps production, journalism or media studies students with production or research.
Here are the eligibility requirements:
Digital Media Production students, our DMJ340 TV Studio Production course will not be offered in Spring ’21.
Here are some important dates that are coming up.
This spring, the DMJ Department is proud to offer two Ottaway grant funded courses.