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. Continue Reading
Nina Navazio left her summer internship at Microsoft with the best souvenir ever: a full-time job offer. Continue Reading
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. Continue Reading
Here’s music to our ears: The School of the Arts and Communication will introduce a new music technology minor this fall. This interdisciplinary minor strengthens TCNJ’s existing offerings in the growing field of music technology, which encompasses electronic music, composition for media, sound design, studio recording, audio production, podcasting, interactive music systems, instrument design, musical… Continue Reading
On behalf of the innovative students and faculty in the Department of Interactive Multimedia, we cordially invite you to attend the annual IMM Senior Showcase! This year’s “quarantine edition” will be fully online, featuring 43 student thesis projects in animation, video games, virtual reality, digital fabrication, music production, puppetry, and more! You can get a sneak… Continue Reading
TCNJ student filmmakers channeled their creativity into eight films (and one original song) for this year’s Campus Movie Fest. Frontier, an animated Western, won the prestigious Silver Tripod award for Animation. Continue Reading
With nonstop togetherness, families across the country, and the world, have been obligated to acclimate to a new normal thanks to the Coronavirus outbreak. In many cases, this may include adjusting to new rules and routines to help families get through the day. When it comes to children’s technology and sharing screen time, Ann Fisher… Continue Reading
This interdisciplinary research team presses start on a new approach to alcohol education. Continue Reading
How this senior interactive multimedia major scored a full-time job at a Wall Street powerhouse. Continue Reading
IMM Senior Chance Gayles is the recipient of the 2019 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship. This $4,500 award is supporting his study of Japanese language and culture at Kansai Gaidai University in Hirakata, Osaka, Japan. Please see the TCNJ news story linked below: Senior Chance Gayles awarded 2019 Gilman Scholarship Continue Reading