Stephen A. Smith is coming to Seton Hall on Tuesday, March 24. The ESPN/SiriusXM star is going to be live from the University Center Gallagher Studio and will broadcast two shows.
At a recent event, Burke Magnus spoke on ESPN’s recent deals with the WWE and NFL Network, and the importance of being open to opportunity.
The Center has expanded experiential learning opportunities and on-site industry experiences, as well as strengthened partnerships with ESPN and NBC Sports.
Join Burke Magnus, president of ESPN Content, for a one-on-one fireside chat with the Stillman School's Center for Sport Management.
Center for Sports Media has opened a student lounge and a multipurpose meeting room on the third floor of Jubilee Hall to give students a place to learn, connect and collaborate.
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This year, the Center for Sports Media is expanding its reach with new academic programming, high-profile industry partnerships, hands-on learning experiences and even a dedicated student space.
Rosenfeld, who has spent decades in the sports television business, is joining the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media as a Professional-in-Residence this fall.
A couple of sports broadcasting camps took place at Seton Hall University over the summer, with one of them being led by Center for Sports Media executive director B.J. Schecter.
The Center for Sports Media's 'Opportunities of a Lifetime' event showcased partnerships that will help students get a leg up in the industry as well as highlighted student work.
Seton Hall's Center for Sports Media sent four students to cover the NCAA Men's East Regional in Newark, New Jersey, through its new Pirates in the Field program.
Through the Center for Sports Media's Pirates in the Field program, students can participate in several experiential learning opportunities including the Super Bowl and NCAA Final Four.
Renowned journalist Peter King, a three-time national sportswriter of the year, is joining Seton Hall this fall as a Professional-in-Residence.
The Center for Sports Media rang in the 2024-25 academic year with its 23rd Speaker Series event, hosting an exclusive release of "The Year's Best Sports Writing 2024."
Having served as the interim executive director since January, B.J. Schecter officially takes the helm of the Center after hosting several high-profile speakers.
This pre-college summer program for high school students provided attendees with an in-depth understanding of the rapidly evolving sports industry and featured prominent guest speakers.
