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There’s a lot going on inside, around, and through Crosby Hall. Check out what’s keeping our building buzzing with action.

3-Day NBCU Masterclass Intensive Sessions

In this workshop with with NAACP & 3-time Emmy Nominated Executive Producer, VP & Showrunner Tarvenia Jones, Executive Producer/Director – Oji Singletary, and Emmy Nominated TV Producer Jocelyn Jackson students walked away with applicable knowledge to getting their career started in the entertainment and media industry.

I thoroughly enjoyed Mr. Oji’s session on Monday. I took a lot away from his conversation, but the stuck ones surrounded exposure, resilience, and the importance of compelling storytelling. I’m a marketing major and started taking classes in JOMC last year. Knowing that Mr. Oji was too a business major in college and gave me some encouragement in knowing that I’m not behind in starting my career. Regarding resilience, one thing Mr. Oji encouraged us to embrace the rejection and the bruises that come with working in the industry.
Feedback from JOMC Students Attending NBCUniversal Masterclass Intensive with Oji Singletary

Jones’s anecdotes and advice resonated deeply with me, particularly her emphasis on building a strong professional foundation and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Her insights have motivated me to proactively collaborate with my peers to create compelling content for my own reel, thus solidifying my commitment to pursuing a career in TV, film, and production. Overall, the intensive session proved to be immensely rewarding, further fueling my enthusiasm to immerse myself in the dynamic world of entertainment.
Feedback from JOMC Students Attending NBCUniversal
Masterclass Intensive with Jocelyn Jackson

“I will say, having Mrs. Jackson wrap up this masterclass series was the greatest thing that could have happened. My three biggest takeaways were, how building up your credits and resume is the most effective way to start off, how much writing will benefit you in this career, and to angle yourself as a brand at all times.
Feedback from JOMC Students Attending NBCUniversal
Masterclass Intensive with Jocelyn Jackson

The Eddie Awards (2023)

Student organization, The Aggie Film Club, hosted the its first ever ‘Eddie Awards’ to showcase films produced by students. Between filmmakers and attendees, this event had a massive turnout among students. Look out for these filmmakers on the big screen soon!

Brothers in the Media (2023)

The charlotte based organization, ‘Brothers in the Media’ spent a Saturday in Crosby hall mentoring our male media students. They discussed career success, “paying your dues” before landing the big roles, networking, and other topics any aspiring journalist would want to know before starting in the industry.

Crosby Kids Take D.C. (2023)

Students from the journalism department housed in Crosby hall spent time in Washington D.C. on two separate occasions. Students traveled to Howard University (HU) to participated in the Democracy Summit sponsored by the Center for Journalism & Democracy, started by Nikole Hannah-Jones on HU’s campus.

A&T register Editor-in-chief made another trip to our nation’s capitol to participate in a White House briefing along with students from other HBCUs

JOMC Week 2023

This week the Journalism Department hosted “JOMC Week: Our Voices, Our Vision” The events spanned from student adn faculty research showcases to documentary showings and discussions.

The Plank Center Visit (2022)

The Plank Center for Leadership in Public Relations visited the JOMC department from October 12-14, 2022. The Plank Center’s mission is to “help develop and recognize outstanding leaders and role models in public relations.”

The A&T Register

The A&T register is the student produced newspaper of North Carolina A&T State University. Students meet on a weekly basis to discuss story ideas, build fellowship amongst the team, and update the campus community on current events. The newspaper is digital and can be accessed at ncatregister.com