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by Dylan Coyle

Graduate student Arian Fulcher creates short film about black women and mental health

Graduate student Arian Fulcher is passionate about black women’s experiences with mental health issues. For her capstone final in media studies and production, she created a four-part episodic short film series about the topic. “I felt as though through the conversations with black females, we don’t talk about mental health because we don’t see it,” Fulcher said. She feels that black women are misrepresented in film and television. She said that community experiences higher levels of anxiety on average than their white counterparts, and unfair portrayals in forms of en...
by Dylan Coyle

Haniyyah Sharpe-Brown honored with spot on Philly Magazine's “New Philly Power”

Haniyyah Sharpe-Brown, KLN ‘13, has Philly Power. Philadelphia Magazine created a list of 38 Philadelphians who represent the “New Philly Power.” These individuals are, according to the magazine, “changing the city by proving that power is about creating urgency and getting people to believe in something.” Sharpe-Brown embodies this power and is listed with the motto “PR to the people” because of her impact on people of color, small business owners, and efforts for equal pay since being involved with public relations offices in Philadelphia for over a decade. She h...
by Dylan Coyle

Jessica Mihalczo and Raelie Mulvey reach the final round of the Washington Media Scholars Case Competition

After surviving numerous qualifier rounds and the semi-finals, Jessica Mihalczo and Raelie Mulvey will represent Klein College of Media and Communication in the Washington Media Scholars Case Competition final round. The Washington Media Scholars Case Competition is where teams of two, from universities across the country, prepare and submit strategic media plans based on a hypothetical situation. For this competition, teams had to create a media plan for a minor league baseball team. However, only six teams were selected to compete in the finals, where they will have the opport...
by Ashlea Flowers

Klein College Students Research Tactics to Tackle Immigration Policy

Klein College of Media and Communication Global Opportunities, the official study away office for the Klein College of Media and Communication, launched an immersive new course in Washington, D.C. called Power, Politics and Public Relations. This three-credit course, involving a day trip to Washington, D.C, explores how the practice of public relations can leverage power to influence political processes. When looking at issues that affect communities throughout the country, why is it that some get to the highest levels of visibility while others struggle to simply be seen or he...
by Morgan Slutsky

Temple SMASH celebrates tenth anniversary with alumni tribute video

When Scott McClennen, Television, Film and Media Arts '11, first proposed the idea of a student-run comedy show at Temple, he could never have imagined that it would become a reality. Called Temple SMASH, the episodes are filmed and aired twice a semester and are comprised of both live and pre-filmed comedy sketches. "Students want to be part of an experience where they can learn about producing a show that is based in comedy and performance instead of only journalism," McClennen said. "It's wonderful that SMASH is still going and it's really cool to see the creativity of new ki...
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