The MA in Museum Professions Program welcomed Dr. Bob Beatty to host a public lecture on the challenges and opportunities of museum studies.
Brenda Polanco, recent graduate of the College, discusses how she uses skills from the MA in Communication program in her HR career.
Hannah Gaston, a recent graduate of the M.A. in Museum Professions program, provides advice to students on how to turn an internship into a post-grad career.
The College of Communication and the Arts welcomes its newest graduate assistants.
The University's Walsh Gallery debuts its new exhibit "Mounds, Piles, and Massings" curated by Greg Leshé, an interactive exhibition.
Seven students visited Paris, France during a study abroad trip to learn more about the function and design of museums.
The College of Communication and the Arts’ welcomed incoming students for Fall 2019 with an orientation and luncheon.
Museum Professions students used the Walsh Gallery to put museum theory into action, discovering how legal and ethical issues can affect exhibits while participating in an art installation project.
Intern Spotlight on Public Relations major, Emily High, who landed a summer internship working with the design and merchandising teams at The Children's Place.
Mark B. Schlemmer was selected to serve as a social media journalist for the AAM’s Annual Meeting & MuseumExpo.
Katie Himics reflects on her experience as a museum educator at the Newark Museum, the birthplace of modern museum education theory.
Discover what the Museum Management track has to offer for current students, alumni and staff.
Rita Damiron Tallaj presents her research on Afro-Latinx online identity at the prestigious convention.
Graduate students from the College of Communication and the Arts inducted into the Delta Epsilon Sigma.
Discover what the Exhibition Development track has to offer for current students, alumni, and staff.
The College gathered to celebrate this year’s graduates on the evening of May 16.
The M.A. in Communication has tracks in Digital Communication & Communication Technologies and Communication in Organizations
The College looks forward to gathering on May 16 in celebration of this year’s graduate degree candidates.
The College of Communication and the Arts offers a new course highlighting employee success.
Jonathan Merida shares why he chose Seton Hall to continue his graduate career.
Nicki Malupa and Prasaadi Dangolla, two graduate assistants in the College of Communication and the Arts reflect on their first semester and share why they chose Seton Hall .
Discover what the Museum Registration track has to offer for current students, alumni, and staff.
Marguerite O'Brien Reyes shares how the B.A./M.A. program in Museum Professions is helping her pursue her dream job in a European art museum.
The student organization hosts speaking engagements with PR professionals among numerous initiatives.
Norky Diaz shares why she chose an M.A. in Public Relations.
Kristen Kier was appointed to the American Red Cross’ Advanced Public Affairs Team.
International student from the Philippines shares why she chose Seton Hall University.
Public Relations Graduate Student assisted the volunteer coordinator for the Travelers Championship.
Kia Deadwyler shares why she chose to pursue an M.A. in Public Relations.
Meghan Brady and Alexandra Henderson recently co-curated, "Seeing Red," an exhibition in the Walsh Gallery.
M.A. in Museum Professions student, Jennifer Hochuli, shares her developing career experience as a tour guide at the Intrepid.
Hannah Gaston, a M.A. in Museum Professions student, was recently awarded the first ever May Kean Raynolds Museum Studies Fellowship at Liberty Hall Museum.
Discover what the Museum Education track has to offer for current students, alumni, and staff.
Three Museum Professions Alumnae share their experience completing their Master's Theses, highlighting a year of success.
Amanda McGrady shares why she chose a M.A. in Museum Professions with a concentration in Museum Registration.
Alumni Father Boniface Anusiem and Meryam Khodja presented at the National Communication Association Annual Convention.
Dr. Renee Robinson recently published a book about creating effective digital learning opportunities for employees.
Sarah Diefenbach uses the knowledge she gains in the classroom to work for global data analysis firm Dun & Bradstreet.
Martha Whiteley applies knowledge gained while managing public relations for Panasonic and Wyeth Laboratories to enhance student experience in Crisis Communication.
Hannah Gaston, a M.A. in Museum Professions student, recently explored early childhood learning at an internship at the American Museum of Natural History.
Sua Mendez, a B.A./M.A. in Museum Professions student, recently completed a competitive collections management internship at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The College of Communication and the Arts welcomed Fall 2018 incoming graduate students at Graduate Student Orientation on August 25.
Professor Gregory Stevens will serve as a faculty associate and the program director of the M.A. in Museum Professions program.
Ten graduate students studied in the Netherlands as part of the Museum Professions’ study abroad opportunity.
The exhibit examines the many artistic, cultural, political, and religious connotations of the color red.
Three M.A. in Museum Professions scholarship recipients share how they give back to the College of Communication and the Arts.
Eight students presented their semester-long audience research evaluations to staff of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum as part of an Audience Research and Project Evaluation course.
Matthew Dellaguzzo was awarded the program’s inaugural Experiential Learning Award for his work at the Hunterdon County Historical Society, highlighting a year of internship achievements for the program.
Sarah Kraft was offered a full-time position with The Metropolitan Museum of Art after serving as a registrar intern.
Emily Brostek and Claudia Preza collaborated for “tech(in)dependent” as part of the University’s South Orange/Seton Hall Connected initiative.
