Social Media Press Release Homework

* DISCLAIMER* This press release is not real and is not to be used elsewhere or spread. This is a homework assignment for a social media class at Seton Hall University. The event is real, however names and personal information have been changed for privacy reasons.

April 7^th, 2020                                                                                Contact Information

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                          Maria Costa, Communication Director

                                                                                                          Cell: (973) 563-2037

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                               Seton Hall Comm Arts M.A Program to Hold Online Info Session

                                  Session Will Provide an Overview of Program and Q&A

SOUTH ORANGE, N.J- Due to the transition to online learning because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Seton Hall University Communication Master’s Program will hold their annual information session virtually in lieu of their usual campus event. The virtual session will provide prospective grad students with the opportunity to learn more about what the program has to offer, as well as potential opportunities and areas of study.

Students who attend the virtual session will be able to speak directly with faculty members within the program about their questions and concerns. Along with providing a general overview of the program, the goal of the session is to leave prospective students informed on a variety of topics involving pursing an M.A in Communication.

            Session Areas of Focus

• Discuss the three areas of study within the program:
  • Digital Communication and Communication Technologies
  • Communication in Organizations
  • Public Relations
• Learn what aspects make Seton Hall’s program rise above competitive programs
• Answer all questions relating to the program, potential scholarships, the application process and graduate internships
• Help potential students recognize how their unique experiences, education and interests meet the criteria from the program, as well has assisting with career planning

The virtual info session will take place on Tuesday, April 14 from 2-3 p.m. Dr. Renee Robertson, Professor and Programming Director for Seton Hall’s M.A in Communication Program, will be facilitating the discussion live. Additionally, attendees of the online info session will receive a $75 waiver for their application fee.

To register for the event, visit gradapp.shu.edu/register to fill out a survey and reserve a spot. For more information contact Emily Johnson, Graduate Administration Assistant, at emilyjgrad@shu.edu.  

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