NSU Department of Communication, Media, and the Arts

NSU Department of Communication, Media, and the Arts The official page for NSU's Department of Communication, Media, and the Arts within the Halmos College of Arts and Sciences.

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05/15/2026

🎥 Meet Julieta, an international student from Colombia 🇨🇴

Choosing to move to a new country is not just about earning a degree, it is about finding confidence, community, and a place where your story matters.

At DCMA, she found support, meaningful connections, and the opportunity to share her voice through storytelling.

StudentSuccess Storytelling

DCMA is making waves this semester 🌊From faculty features in Artburst Miami, WLRN and Miami Herald to student publicatio...
05/11/2026

DCMA is making waves this semester 🌊

From faculty features in Artburst Miami, WLRN and Miami Herald to student publications in OutClique, our storytellers are producing work that reaches real audiences and reflects real impact.

Guided by Megan Fitzgerald, Ph.D., associate professor and director of the communication program, students are gaining hands-on experience in journalism, arts reporting and cultural storytelling across South Florida.

This is what real-world learning looks like.

05/09/2026

What a year for DCMA ✨

With 6 majors, 11 minors, incredible faculty mentorship, nationally recognized work, and countless hands-on experiences, the Department of Communication, Media, and the Arts continues to create opportunities for students to grow, lead, and make an impact both on campus and beyond.

Thank you to our students, faculty, staff, alumni, partners, and organizations who made this year so memorable. Your hard work, creativity, and dedication continue to inspire our community every day.

Here’s to another year of creating, communicating, performing, and leading. 🦈✨

Meet one of our Composition, Rhetoric, and Digital Media graduate students preparing for a future in media law.Antonio c...
04/29/2026

Meet one of our Composition, Rhetoric, and Digital Media graduate students preparing for a future in media law.

Antonio currently serve as a graduate assistant with Mako Media Network, Editor-in-Chief of The Current, and an editorial board member of Digressions Literary and Art Journal.

After graduating from the undergraduate law program in May 2025, their goal is to pursue a Ph.D. in composition and later attend law school to become a media attorney.

✨ From NSU to the magic of OrlandoBrielle Aguayo, Class of 2025, turned her passion for storytelling into a role as a Ph...
04/29/2026

✨ From NSU to the magic of Orlando

Brielle Aguayo, Class of 2025, turned her passion for storytelling into a role as a PhotoPass Photographer with the Disney College Program. Through photography, she captures moments that tell meaningful stories for families from around the world.

Her advice: Take the leap and get involved - every opportunity helps you grow.

Photography CareerJourney

04/28/2026

Meet Constanza, an international student from Argentina 🇦🇷
Choosing to move abroad isn’t just about academics, it’s about finding a place where you feel supported and confident in your future.
At DCMA, she found a program that offers structure, real connections, and opportunities that go beyond the classroom.

DCMA majors, but make them superheroes.We paired each major with a character that reflects the skills, creativity and mi...
04/27/2026

DCMA majors, but make them superheroes.

We paired each major with a character that reflects the skills, creativity and mindset students bring into their field. From storytelling and performance to design, music and strategic communication, each path shows up with its own strengths and impact.

Meet Kayla, a Composition, Rhetoric, and Digital Media (CRDM) student combining writing, communication and digital media...
04/17/2026

Meet Kayla, a Composition, Rhetoric, and Digital Media (CRDM) student combining writing, communication and digital media to build a strong foundation across multiple career paths.

Kayla focuses on developing a versatile skill set through a program that connects academic work with real-world communication practice.

Through the DCMA program, Francesca discovered how to combine her love for the arts and reporting. Covering theatre prog...
04/16/2026

Through the DCMA program, Francesca discovered how to combine her love for the arts and reporting.

Covering theatre programs and creative events helped her define the kind of reporter she wanted to become.

The support from faculty and peers played a major role in her journey, including mentorship that helped her land an internship that led to her first full-time role.

Working with Mako Media also helped her develop a professional on-camera presence and strengthened her ability to write meaningful feature stories, skills she now applies daily through video, photography, and digital storytelling.

04/15/2026

Student Choreography Showcase highlights creativity, collaboration

On April 10 and 11, NSU dance students transformed the Performance Theatre into a dynamic space for storytelling through movement. The Student Choreography Showcase featured original works exploring personal experiences, emotion and creativity across a range of dance styles.

From concept to stage, each piece reflected the distinct voice of student choreographers and their approach to collaboration, expression and performance.

The showcase featured choreography by Amaia Flores, Sara Menco Arenas, Hannah Prudhomme, Natalie Cochran, Leah DuBreuze, Tallulah Powers, Olivia Knerr, Meital Weintraub, Angelina Banos, Victoria Velez, TeChara Milligan and Justin Tran.

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