Journalism Professor Robin Gaby Fisher has co-authored a memoir with Michele LeClair on Ms. LeClair’s defection from the Church of Scientology.
People Magazine featured Ms. LeClair’s story in the September 8th issue.
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Rutgers Today magazine profiles Professor Kimi Takesue
Professor Takesue is profiled for Faculty Excellence:
Vogue Magazine profiles ACM Painting Professor, Jordan Casteel
Vogue Article on Jordan Casteel
“I consider myself a painter in the most technical way. I spend probably the majority of my time thinking about the nuance of color and composition, and that’s usually not the conversation.”
ACM Video Professor, Kimi Takesue Wins Prestigious Filmmaker Award
Kimi Takesue, Associate Professor in the Arts, Culture, Media’s Video Program, is one of five recipients of the Chicken And Egg Breakthrough Filmmaker Award. The award is given yearly to 5 female documentarians, and comes with a $50,000 unrestricted grant, plus a year of mentorship. Kimi was selected for her latest film, 95 and 6 to Go.
From the press release:
The Breakthrough Filmmaker Award was designed to “respond to the reality that only a few women nonfiction directors in the U.S. are able to work full-time as independent storytellers. The program recognizes and elevates five experienced women directors with unique voices who are poised to reach new heights and become strong filmmaker- advocates for critical and timely issues. When so few women achieve the same visibility and access to resources and opportunities as men, the Breakthrough Filmmaker Award program is a resounding crack in the glass ceiling.”
Arts Culture Media Professor writes book with Sandy Hook teacher
Robin Fisher, Program Director of the Arts Culture Media Journalism program, has written a book with Sandy Hook shooting survivor, Kaitlin Roig-DeBellis.
You can read the full store here