JMS News

PRSSA members attended the Western District Conference, where they networked with industry professionals and gained insights on ethics, AI and multicultural marketing.

JMS junior Ashley Huang attended Adobe MAX, an experience that led to a paid partnership with Adobe and a spot in their creative apprenticeship program.

Podcast and television host Alie Ward narrates the evolution of her career and provides mentorship to aspiring media scholars at the Jan. 27 JMS Fest.

John Baldwin’s gift updates the newsroom and strengthens its future at SDSU.

Dr. Cueva Chacón contributed to a newly published Knight Center book examining safety, inequality and professional autonomy among journalists in Latin America.

JMS professor Amy Schmitz Weiss discusses her recent research publication concerning cognitive mapping and its application to the modern-day journalism industry.

Paulina Castellanos Wade leveraged her international background and initiative to secure an internship at NBC7 and Telemundo20, where she bridges languages, disciplines and communities through globally informed journalism.

Lindsy Peterson’s journey through production, marketing and storytelling in the sports media world shows how curiosity, adaptability and a willingness to say “yes” can open unexpected doors and lead to a meaningful career.

Swedish graduate student Emma Löfblad transformed her unexpected entry into the construction world into a children’s book that helps kids understand school modernization, highlighting safety, community connection and the often-unseen work behind campus improvements.

Buonantony’s journey from SDSU to national sports broadcasting highlights how strong writing, relentless preparation and authenticity helped her build credibility across multiple sports and ultimately earn unique opportunities, including exclusive NHL access during the pandemic.