{"id":210174,"date":"2023-04-11T17:23:43","date_gmt":"2023-04-11T21:23:43","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.montclair.edu\/college-of-communication-and-media\/?p=210174"},"modified":"2023-04-11T17:23:43","modified_gmt":"2023-04-11T21:23:43","slug":"partnership-with-nbc-4-new-york-wnbc-and-telemundo-47-wnju-to-create-new-and-exciting-learning-and-career-opportunities-for-montclair-state-students","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.montclair.edu\/college-of-communication-and-media\/2023\/04\/11\/partnership-with-nbc-4-new-york-wnbc-and-telemundo-47-wnju-to-create-new-and-exciting-learning-and-career-opportunities-for-montclair-state-students\/","title":{"rendered":"Partnership with NBC 4 New York\/WNBC and Telemundo 47\/WNJU to Create New and Exciting Learning and Career Opportunities for Montclair State Students"},"content":{"rendered":"

*School of Communication and Media Students to benefit from special events, guest speakers and internship opportunities<\/u>*<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

MONTCLAIR, NJ– Montclair State\u2019s School of Communication and Media (SCM) is partnering with NBC 4 New York\/WNBC and Telemundo 47\/WNJU to enhance the learning experience and provide career development opportunities for its diverse group of future multimedia professionals.<\/p>\n

Through the partnership, students will benefit from special events with WNBC station executives, guest speakers in the classroom, internship opportunities and other unique programs to create dynamic media content. Additionally, students will also benefit from the gradual participation of Telemundo 47\/WNJU executives and journalists, which will support Montclair\u2019s growing curricular commitment to Spanish language reporting.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis is an exciting partnership that will provide new ways for current and future students to gain valuable experience while learning from leaders in the industry,\u201d said Dr. Keith Strudler, director of the School of Communication and Media. \u201cWe are grateful to our partners at NBC 4 New York\/WNBC and Telemundo 47\/WNJU who provide world class news reporting and engaging content that resonates with diverse communities in the tri-state area.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cFor all of us at WNBC and WNJU, giving back to the communities we serve is central to our mission.\u00a0 The partnership announced today continues this commitment, with SCM students now able to access new learning opportunities through our stations – and receive career advice and guidance from the very best in the industry.\u201d said John Durso, Jr., Vice President, Community and Communications for NBC 4 New York\/WNBC and Telemundo 47\/WNJU.<\/p>\n

The partnership was formally announced at \u201cGet to Know Your Future,\u201d an event in SCM\u2019s Presentation Hall today that included a panel discussion with four experts from NBC 4 New York\/WNBC, Telemundo 47\/WNJU and NBCUniversal on building careers in media and seven breakout sessions on best practices for interviews.<\/p>\n

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Dave Crossen (third from left), Senior VP of Human Resources for NBC Universal, with students he spent 1-1 time with discussing job search tips and interviewing best practices at today’s event that formally launched the partnership.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Media contacts: <\/strong>Keith Green, SCM, greenk@montclair.edu<\/a> and 973-655-370; John Durso, Jr, NBC 4 New York\/WNBC and Telemundo 47\/WNJU, John.Durso@nbcuni.com<\/a> and 212-664-5247.<\/p>\n

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About the School of Communication and Media:<\/strong> Founded in 2012, the School of Communication and Media offers a range of dynamic programs in communication and media to a talented and diverse student population of over 1,700. Offering degrees in film and television, social media and public relations, advertising, journalism and digital media, sports communication, communication and media studies, animation and visual effects, and an MA in public and organizational relations, the School prepares the next generation of communication and media practitioners and leaders. The School houses award-winning student programs that include\u00a0WMSC Radio<\/a>,\u00a0The Montclarion<\/a>\u00a0newspaper,\u00a0Hawk Communications<\/a> Agency, the\u00a0Red Hawk Sports Network<\/a>,\u00a0Hawk+<\/a>\u00a0OTT streaming platform, and\u00a0News Lab<\/a>, as well as the\u00a0Center for Cooperative Media<\/a>, which serves the public by working to grow and strengthen local journalism. Recent national School recognitions include an Edward R. Murrow Award, several Marconi Award nominations, and two College Television Awards from the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.<\/p>\n

About NBC 4 New York \/ WNBC<\/strong>
\nNBC 4 New York \/ WNBC is the flagship station of the NBCUniversal Local division of NBCUniversal, serving the New York Tri-State area for more than 75 years and featuring Alfred I. duPont-Columbia, Edward R. Murrow and Emmy\u00ae Award-winning journalists who are among the most accomplished in their field.\u00a0 The station includes the NBC 4 I-Team, <\/em>New York\u2019s largest televised investigative reporting unit, Better Get Baquero <\/em>which has recovered more than $9 million for Tri-State consumers and Storm Team 4, <\/em>certified by WeatheRate<\/em> for delivering the Tri-State\u2019s most accurate local weather forecast using cutting-edge technology such as Storm Tracker 4, a high-frequency S-Band dual polarization fixed Doppler weather radar.<\/p>\n

NBC 4 New York\u2019s digital platforms are also among the most read and watched in the New York market and include the NBC 4 App, dedicated Peacock channel, The Roku Channel, Samsung TV Plus and Xumo Play channels along with unique, out-of-home viewing in local taxis. For more information, visit nbcnewyork.com<\/a><\/p>\n

About Telemundo 47 New York \/ WNJU<\/strong>
\nTelemundo 47 \/ WNJU is NBCUniversal Local\u2019s Telemundo station with more than 50 years of service to the Spanish-speaking communities of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Featuring Emmy\u00ae Award-winning journalists and offering more than 27 hours of locally-produced programming each week, Telemundo 47 is the Tri-State\u2019s only Spanish language television station with a team of four certified broadcast meteorologists, La Autoridad en El Tiempo<\/em> who are certified by WeatheRate<\/em> for delivering the Tri-State\u2019s most accurate Spanish-language television forecast. Their Telemundo Responde<\/em> investigative unit has recovered more than $4 million to date, with Telemundo 47\u2019s public affairs program Enfoque Nueva York<\/em> shining a weekly spotlight on the policy issues and local concerns most important to viewers.<\/p>\n

Telemundo 47 provides news and information across all platforms, including the Telemundo 47 App, dedicated Peacock, Roku and Amazon FireTV channels, and across social media. The Tri-State\u2019s Spanish-language broadcasting channel for FIFA, Telemundo 47 will offer exclusive Spanish-language coverage of the 2023 FIFA Women\u2019s World Cup™ tournament and the 2026 FIFA Men\u2019s World Cup™ tournaments.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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