Diversity Week - September 18 - 22, 2023

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Get ready Mass Communications Department for a fun-filled week of learning! Not only will students be learning but they will be celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month! 

During the week of  September 18th – 22nd, JMC has welcomed an amazing team of guest speakers who will come and give insight into the world of media. 

  • Tuesday, September 18: Lunch and Learn with Aisha Tyler in Whiting 110 at 11:30 a.m. At 2 p.m. Ms. Tyler will talk about Careers in TV and Career Readiness with guest Tracey Hayes and Pria Abraham.
  • Thursday, September 21:  Dr. Mathis will be in Whiting 110 at 11 a.m. to explain how diversity in TV, Media, and Film impacts you. To end diversity week,  there will be a Migrant Equity Southeast panel discussion.

Can't wait to see everybody there!



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