The College of Communication and the Arts is a premier choice for students seeking a high quality, interdisciplinary communication and arts degree that is based on a sound liberal arts education, embraces today's digital culture, and empowers students to lead, create, and communicate with responsibility, passion and excellence.
The virtual conference "Communication and Religion in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election" will take place Oct. 21-23.
Class of 2020 graduates Keith Egan and Joe Binder reflect on their growth with Pirate Sports Network as they begin their careers in broadcasting.
Presented by Dr. Renee Robinson, Professor and Program Director, Prof. Gregory Stevens, Professor and Program Director and Ms. Brittany Scoles, Director, CASE & Graduate Administration, this session will offer attendees an intro to Graduate Studies within the College of Communication and the Arts.
M.A. Museum Professions program direct Gregory Stevens, M.A.T. weighs in.
College of Communication and the Arts Professional-in-Residence B.J. Schecter featured on One-on-One with Steve Adubato to discuss the current state of Sports Media and how Seton Hall's students are part of the changing landscape.
Blaine discovers dream career in sports communication through research and campus job.
what
Great
Minds
Can Do
