There’s no such thing as “too many games” for a group of interactive multimedia students who were recently featured as indie video game developers at Philadelphia’s Too Many Games convention.
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A new course blending video games and literature is coming to TCNJ
“It’s a combination I didn’t expect would work so well,” adjunct instructor Emily Zbyszynski said of “Gaming as Literature.”
TCNJ Launches New Department of Design and Creative Technology
The School of the Arts and Communication has launched the Department of Design and Creative Technology, which houses the Visual Arts—Graphic Design Specialization BFA and the Interactive Multimedia BA degree programs.
2021 IMM Senior Showcase – Friday, May 14
The annual Interactive Multimedia Senior Showcase will take place on Friday, May 14. The virtual event will allow the largest-ever group of graduating IMM students to showcase their thesis projects to family, friends, and fellow students.
‘Girls Who Code’ makes its debut at the College
IMM sophomore, Faith Christian leads initiative to start TCNJ chapter of ‘Girls Who Code’ at TCNJ.
TCNJ’s Josh Fishburn, Discusses Merging Disciplines to Create Individual Areas of Interest
Merging disciplines that range from game design and UX/UI to music tech, digital fabrication, and animation, the IMM department allows students to explore the breadth of today’s many multimedia fields while deep-diving into areas of their own interests.
Join us for IMM Winter Lab: IMM Senior Progress
Join us on Friday, December 8th from 8 – 10pm on Zoom for Winter Lab: Senior Progress! Come see what our IMM Seniors have been up to as they plan their thesis projects. Each student will give a quick, 90-second elevator pitch of their project, and afterwards there will be a brief Q&A section. Friends,…
TCNJ students collaborate with RWJ University Hospital on innovative music therapies for cancer patients
The College of New Jersey’s School of the Arts and Communication has recently partnered with the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital to expand upon the hospital’s existing Holistic Arts programs by designing innovative online music therapy experiences for cancer patients.
With a successful internship and a full-time job offer, the secret to Nina Navazio’s success lies in the little details
Nina Navazio left her summer internship at Microsoft with the best souvenir ever: a full-time job offer.
Student-led event sparks IMMovation
A team of interactive multimedia (IMM) majors recently organized a virtual event to inspire innovation and showcase students’ talents. The first official IMMovation, which ran from May 25 to June 5, was organized by Ben Spizuco ’21, Nina Navazio ’21, Everett Huynh ’22, Wesley Pena ’21 and JM Tameta ’22.