The College of Human Development, Culture, and Media is the singular place for interdisciplinary learning focused on innovation along the continuum of human development. Integrating exceptional faculty and dynamic, cross-disciplinary curricula, we strive to improve the human condition by collaborating across distinct fields that uniquely complement one another.
Launching in Summer 2023, Seton Hall’s emerging College of Human Development, Culture, and Media (CHDCM) will be the singular place for purpose-built interdisciplinary learning focused on innovation along the continuum of human development.
This one-year program is designed for students interested in advancing personal and professional skills in communication, digital media and design. With a balanced schedule of courses, students can pursue this degree while holding a fulltime job.
Bryan Crable, a leading scholar in the fields of communication and rhetorical theory, cites an interdisciplinary approach to how we as a society conceptualize race, racism and privilege.
A thought leader in women’s sport, Center for Sports Media’s Executive Director Jane McManus was featured on three top media outlets within a one-week period.
Professor Christopher Tienken, Associate Professor of Education Leadership, Management, and Policy was an invited speaker at the United States Capitol in support of the More Teaching, Less Testing Act.
Seton Hall University’s Art and Design students, Natalia Azar '23 and Victoria Rivero '23, were recipients of GDUSA’s American Graphic Design Awards, thanks in part to the and Faculty Innovation Grant that allowed them to explore cutting-edge technologies and industry trends.
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Current MBA student Jiaqi Liu used her training as an undergraduate public relations major to win the NJ State Sales Competition hosted by MJH Life Sciences.