Assistant Professor Christine Eschenfelder began teaching at the MTSU School of Journalism in the fall of 2015, bringing to the classroom years of professional experience in television news.
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Top student journalist wins Japan visit
MTSU award-winning student journalist Sarah Grace Taylor made her way to Japan in recent weeks after being chosen as one of nine winners of the Roy W. Howard National Collegiate Reporting Competition.
Student photography exhibit runs through summer
Photographs representing the work of MTSU photography students are on display in the Baldwin Photographic Gallery.
College awards ceremony honors three alumni
The College of Media and Entertainment honored both students and alumni at the annual Wall of Fame and Student Awards ceremony on April 21.
End of Semester Show dazzles audience
MTSU’s entertainment community came together Monday, April 24, for an “End of Semester Show,” showcasing campus talent and industry partnerships.
EMC changes its name to Media Arts on July 1
The Department of Electronic Media Communication is changing its name to Media Arts, effective July 2017.
Students play key role in the April 6 Ludacris concert
Students in the Department of Electronic Media Communication (soon to be Media Arts) provided all of the LED video content and programming support for the April 6 Ludacris concert at Murphy Center.
Animation program ranks first in state, No. 33 in nation
Animation Career Review, an online resource for aspiring animators, game developers and more, listed MTSU’s animation program as the top in Tennessee.
Alum Huether a tech director for National Public Radio
MTSU alumnus Andrew Huether is the technical director of National Public Radio’s Studio 1.
WMOT “Wired In” crew made up of students and alums
The WMOT Wired In Series kicked off Feb. 28 live from the new venue Aurora Nashville.
Perlman and Taylor show how string band music is done
For MTSU Scholars Week 2017, The Center for Popular Music sponsored a free public concert featuring Ken Perlman and Bobby Taylor on March 27.
Recording Industry fair packs the house with employers
The Department of Recording Industry held the annual Career and Internship Fair earlier than usual this year in the Bragg Media and Entertainment Building – and the March 2 date drew a recording breaking number of companies to campus.
EMC alumnus featured for Twenty One Pilots’ lighting
Tyler “Shap” Shapard, a 2014 alumnus of the Department of Electronic Media Communication, is the co-lighting designer and lighting director for the indie pop group Twenty One Pilots.
