Current Student, Veronica Monahan, Media Management ‘20, has launched her current project, The Able Project, and her media consulting firm, VMCommunications, is in the middle of switching from a sole proprietorship to a non-profit business. This launch has led to the construction of a website,
The new season of Trace Material: Stories from the Plastics Age recently launched. The podcast explores the social history of plastic and is produced by Parsons Healthy Materials Lab with grant support from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Olivia Hamilton, Media Studies ’22, serves
Haus of Dust is a multimedia outreach campaign which exists to elevate Queer Latinx communities struggling with substance use by connecting community members with support, treatment, and educational resources. In residency with the Loisaida Center and The Laundromat Project, we will be working at the intersection
Doc Studies graduate and Media Studies student Lillian Xuege Li’s thesis film “Parklife” is featured in this year’s Workers United Film Festival. The film is free and on-demand for the May 7th-12th Virtual Preview. The in-person festival will take place in Cinema Village NYC this October.
Congratulations to our 2020-2021 graduate student award winners! The students will be acknowledged at The School of Media Studies Recognition Ceremony on Thursday, May 13, 2021. MA Media Studies Student Speaker: Sneha Menon MS Media Management Student Speaker: Joohee Oh Documentary Studies Student Speaker: Taylor-Alexis Gillard Media Studies Distinguished Thesis
Current student Guillermina Zabala Suárez, Media Studies ’21, recently received the Luminaria’s Rick Liberto Visual Arts Grant for $10,000. The San Antonio-based arts organization Luminaria awarded a total of $54,000 to 7 winners of its 2021 Luminaria Artist Foundation Grants Program. A panel of nationally and locally recognized judges selected