University of New Haven, Communication, Film, & Media Studies Department

University of New Haven, Communication, Film, & Media Studies Department UNH's CFMS is an advanced program open to Undergraduates who wish to develop an understanding in public relations, mass communication, and advertising.

This program at the University of New Haven incorporates theoretical concepts, academic precision, and hands-on experience to prepare students for future positions in business, the public sector, the media, or for furthering their education. Not only does the department offer various hands-on experiences, but an internship opportunity is also offered as a valuable component to the program. Various

internships are held at regional and national businesses, public service corporations, and print and electric media. Students are able to get more involved by writing for the student newspaper (The Charger Bulletin), working at the campus radio station (WNHU-FM), and doing programming for local TV stations or producing film and video programs. The Department's faculty have held positions as editors or associate editors of more than a half dozen of the most prestigious scholarly journals in the communication discipline and have received many national and international recognition. UNH's Communication department encourages and empower students to enter regional and national competitions areas such as: public relations, advertising, radio, television, and film. This page is designed to bring students together in order to share events, information, and excellence. Frequent posts will be made in order to share upcoming events, presentations, speakers, student spotlights, and special announcements. Please also check out and follow our own campus radio station at: http://wnhu.org

Read the final issue of Horseshoe Magazine here ⤵️
12/15/2025

Read the final issue of Horseshoe Magazine here ⤵️

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTYCG2JC0RsCheck out How To Not Gossip 101 — a short film directed and produced by our s...
12/12/2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTYCG2JC0Rs
Check out How To Not Gossip 101 — a short film directed and produced by our superstar sophomore, Paris Taylor! Your like and comment count as votes, so show some love and share to help her win big! 🙌

🎬 Internship Opportunities – Summer 2026 🎬1. Cannes Film Festival InternshipExperience the world of international film a...
12/10/2025

🎬 Internship Opportunities – Summer 2026 🎬

1. Cannes Film Festival Internship
Experience the world of international film and gain hands-on experience at one of the most prestigious film festivals in the world!

2. Emerson “Summer in Hollywood” Internship
Spend your summer in Los Angeles working with industry professionals and building your network in film, TV, and media.
Are you interested in any of these internships?

Email Nicki Chavoya at [email protected] or Paul Falcone at [email protected] for more information.

Over Winter Break…
Even during winter break, there’s still time to think about your summer plans and explore these amazing opportunities! ❄️✨

Save the DateUniversity of New Haven's Communication, Film & Media Studies Department presentsThe 3rd Annual Equity in t...
12/01/2025

Save the Date

University of New Haven's Communication, Film & Media Studies Department presents

The 3rd Annual Equity in the Media Fellowship

📅 February 27, 2025
📍 Bucknall Theater | 10:00

Connect with media pros! Network and learn from executives in film, journalism, and more through hands-on sessions, screenings, and real conversations.

The event brings together diverse professionals in the media industry and provides students with opportunities to connect, learn, and engage in transparent discussions about the field. Breakout sessions will include hands-on learning, content screenings, and open dialogue.

Registration link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/equity-in-the-media-fellowship-tickets-1976498019783?aff=oddtdtcreator

A huge thank you to our incredible speakers, everyone who attended, and the  for the in-depth coverage of our symposium,...
11/20/2025

A huge thank you to our incredible speakers, everyone who attended, and the for the in-depth coverage of our symposium, "You Don't Know What You Don't Know."

The discussion was so impactful that it sparked a major news story, highlighting the urgent fight for transparency in the death of J'Allen Jones.

We're proud to foster these essential conversations on campus. The work continues.

Read the article that came from our event:

NEW HAVEN — Department of Correction Ombuds DeVaughn Ward called a video showing the death of J’Allen Jones at the hands of staff at Garner Correctional Institution as “every bit […]

Want to see how your degree applies in the real world? 💼 This symposium shows you how journalism, pre-law, political sci...
10/31/2025

Want to see how your degree applies in the real world? 💼 This symposium shows you how journalism, pre-law, political science, and criminology can directly impact justice.

Hear from a powerhouse panel—including a civil rights attorney, a state DOC ombudsman, and award-winning investigators—as they break down the fight for transparency in the death of J'Allen Jones.

Essential for any student who wants to make a difference.

YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW
An Investigative Journalism Symposium
🗓 Thursday, Nov. 13
🕚 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
📍 Maxcy 103 (The Vlock Center)

Join artist Sean Russell Hallowell for WORKSHOP: Analog Circuitry for Video Artists — an immersive, hands-on session whe...
10/30/2025

Join artist Sean Russell Hallowell for WORKSHOP: Analog Circuitry for Video Artists — an immersive, hands-on session where you’ll learn how to turn live video feeds into stunning video art!

📅 Sunday, Nov 9 | 1–5 PM
📍 Schaub Makerspace, University of New Haven
💚 Free for College of Arts & Sciences students!

10/27/2025
The 4th Edition of the student run Horseshoe Magazine is out now!
10/27/2025

The 4th Edition of the student run Horseshoe Magazine is out now!

🎬 HBO Original Screening: Nature of the CrimeJoin us for an official screening of Nature of the Crime, followed by a Q&A...
10/15/2025

🎬 HBO Original Screening: Nature of the Crime

Join us for an official screening of Nature of the Crime, followed by a Q&A with:

• Carlos Rebollo, Yale Prison Education Initiative Student
• Dr. David Myers, Department Chair of Criminal Justice, University of New Haven

This documentary sheds light on the experiences of incarcerated individuals navigating parole hearings in the U.S., highlighting justice, rehabilitation, and reform.

📅 Thursday, October 23, 2025
🕓 4:00 PM
📍 Peterson Auditorium, University of New Haven (300 Boston Post Road)

Scan the QR code on the poster to register or email [email protected] for questions.

Don’t miss this powerful event that explores the intersection of crime, punishment, and second chances.

Introducing Mane Stream — the official digital publication of the Communication, Film, and Media Studies Department.Feat...
10/13/2025

Introducing Mane Stream — the official digital publication of the Communication, Film, and Media Studies Department.

Featuring student journalism, film projects, podcasts, and more.
Visit now: mane-stream.com

Ready to step into the control room? We're hosting a job shadow event at Ross Production Services! Shadow roles like Dir...
09/29/2025

Ready to step into the control room? We're hosting a job shadow event at Ross Production Services! Shadow roles like Director, Producer, Audio, and more. Don't miss this chance to gain real-world experience.

Reach out to Prof. Wayne Edwards ([email protected]) or John Kolano, Produc.on Manager at Ross Produc.on Services. Email: [email protected]

Address

300 Boston Post Road
West Haven, CT

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+12039327201

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