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Author: Caroline Murray

Professor Jin Kim’s academic paper explores themes in popular television series ‘Black Mirror’

“Compared with other series, ‘Black Mirror’ takes a realistic approach to dystopic themes with a more focused angle,“ Dr. Jin Kim wrote in a paper recently published in the Journal of Popular Film and Television. “Specifically, it is concerned with media and depicts how digital technologies are saturated and weaponized in mundane lives,” he continued. Kim, a communications professor at…

Q&A with Associate Professor of Criminal Justice Tina Lane

Before becoming a criminal justice professor, what was your experience in the field? I have a variety of experience with interning in an acute and chronic mental illness ward, juvenile detention centers, and NYS Youth Justice Program, and working for Alberta Health Canada, focusing on resilience/adversity. Despite these experiences, my true interest was teaching and inspiring students to learn. There…

Understanding racism through storytelling and art: Music education students create lesson plans for today’s world

At the intersection of art and music, race and representation, and storytelling and listening was Dr. Jennifer Campbell’s elementary music methods class on Thursday, engaging with the latest exhibition at the Esther Massry Gallery. Music education students gathered around the gallery as Campbell, an assistant professor of music education-elementary, gave detailed instructions to her students: listen to Dr. Robert R.…

Abby Burkhard and Natalie Joseph

Making connections: Start-up company hires multiple Saint Rose business students

When Abby Burkhard ‘20, Business Administration B.S./MBA, received the Ruggiero Honors Internship Scholarship in the spring semester of 2020, she knew her options were limited. Completing an internship is required for almost every business program at Saint Rose, and the scholarship supports students financially with their summer internship aspirations. With a raging pandemic forcing companies and organizations to close their…

How to prepare for college when you are a sophomore in high school

You’re a sophomore in high school, and soon you will hear from teachers, school counselors, parents, or friends about the prospect of going away to college. If you’re considering joining the millions of students who invest in higher education each year, then starting your search now will give you a leg up in the future. Think about it this way: Is…

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