Fosters ethical, servant leaders for diverse local, regional, and global communities.
Research in the thematic area of Society, Technology, and Communication fosters ethical, servant leaders for diverse local, regional, and global communities. This is enabled by formal and informal systems education, public and international safety, savvy diplomacy and international relations, technology as a tool and a means to liberation, and communication in all forms, especially digital communication.
The College of Human Development, Culture, and Media, and the School of Diplomacy collaborate in research in these areas.
Seton Hall’s Content Creation Studios in the Innovation Hub are seeing strong early adoption, supporting teaching, student storytelling and high-impact media production across campus.
Four CHDCM graduate students presented research at a national psychology conference, gaining experience in public speaking, networking and scholarly engagement while advancing their academic growth.
New research published by James Kimble, Ph.D., uncovers the origins of FDR’s “New Deal,” correcting the historical record ahead of its 100th anniversary.
Seton Hall University’s Institute for Communication and Religion has formalized a grant funded partnership with Palacký University (PU) Olomuoc, Czech Republic.
Three CHDCM undergraduates showcased research at Madison Square Garden, exploring fashion as nonverbal communication and nature's role in Gothic literature and social meaning.
Seton Hall University’s Innovation Hub Production Studio recently hosted a milestone in student media with the recording of SHU-TV’s Campus Nightly.
From sports analytics to robotics and digital media, Seton Hall’s pre‑college technology programs offer hands‑on learning in innovation, data and engineering while experiencing campus life.
At Walsh Library, a community-voted exhibit brings Seton Hall’s 170-year story and Pirate pride to life through archival photographs spanning generations, shaped by nearly 500 votes.
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