PSFA STORIES
PSFA Stories is a round-up of curated links, as well as articles about the SDSU College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts written by the PSFA Communications Team and student interns building their portfolios.
JMS Alumna Phyllis Schwartz authors new children’s book
Aug 25Three time cancer survivor employs humor and optimism in an upbeat rhyming exploration to encourage kids and families.
Jack White Excellence in Journalism Pays Tribute to San Diego News Anchor
Aug 18Jack White was the face of San Diego television news from the late 1960s until his retirement in 2002. The iconic local news anchor was known for his generosity and professionalism during his 35 years at KGTV Channel 10.
Nathian Shae Rodriguez named first Associate Director for the School of JMS
Aug 16Rodriguez will focus on student success and faculty advancement with an eye to equity and inclusion
JMS Launches Advisory Board
Jul 18The School of JMS forms first-ever advisory board to help advance the program.
JMS Director experiences the life of a Naval Public Affairs Officer
Jun 15In an effort to learn more about naval careers and Public Affairs Officers, Dr. Northup stayed overnight on the USS Nimitz in Coronado.
JMS Alumni Celebrate 30 Years of Partnership by Forging New Paths for Students
May 20Alumni Scott Allison and Scott Pansky continue to leverage their industry knowledge for the betterment of the next generation of JMS graduates
We’re Still Here: How the Screening Circle Amplified LGBTQ+ Voices
Apr 24On March 16 the School of Journalism and Media Studies celebrated the LGBTQ+ community at its third Screening Circle event with a showing of an episode from the HBO series “We’re Here.”
JMS Alumnus Helps Grow the PR Program Experience
Apr 15Scott Pansky, co-founder of Allison+Partners, has become an integral partner to the School of Journalism and Media Studies PR program.
KPBS: SDSU class explores Selena's impact on the conversation around Mexican-American identity
Apr 9Nathian Shae Rodriguez, a journalism and media studies professor at SDSU, teaches a class inspired by the late pop star and her legacy. The course is called "Selena & Latinx Media Representation."