Envision your future at CSU! Join CLA Student Ambassadors Sean and Bemnet on a tour around the College of Liberal Arts' wide array of facilities. Explore amenities like the Writing Center, Bones Lab, Gregory Allicar Museum of Art, and everything in between.
Visit http://libarts.colostate.edu/future to explore your future at CSU’s College of Liberal Arts. Connect with the College of Liberal Arts.
ART 280a3, Books Arts: History, Meaning and Form, is an experimental, first-of-its-kind book arts and history course this summer taught in the Art and Art History Department. Co-taught by Librarian and Director of the Wold Resource Center, Anna Bernhard, and Associate Printmaking Professor, Johnny Plastini, the course explores the various professional and artistic practices associated with book arts creation. Video produced by RamProductions | College Alliance for Media
Assistant Professor of Political Science Dominik Stecula’s research interest has always been centered around how the media shapes what people believe. In 2020, the global pandemic provided a rare opportunity to study an international emergence of misinformation, conspiracy theories, and the role media plays in shaping people’s political and personal beliefs. From March of 2020 to April of 2021, Stecula and partners Mark Pickup (Simon Fraser University) and Clifton van der Linden (McMaster University) conducted research on COVID-19 conspiracy theory beliefs and media influences in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand. Over the study, Stecula and his partners identified numerous findings about people’s beliefs and the roles media play, including that Americans are three times more likely than these other countries to share COVID-19 conspiracy theories and misinformation with their social networks.
This video captures the outside and inside architectural renderings of the new Clark building on the CSU campus.
This video features two students from CSU's Sport Management minor housed in the Colorado Rockies Sport Management Institute who had the unique opportunity to complete their internship with the Rockies at Coors Field. They share about what the opportunity meant to them and how it shaped both their personal and professional goals alike.
Video produced by Ram+, CSU's newest student-led video platform run within the Department of Journalism, Media and Communication.
A podcast featuring CSU President Amy Parsons and faculty members from the College of Liberal Arts.
Journalism and Media Communication students are receiving valuable real world experiences when they take part in internships provided by a local cutting edge marketing company near campus.
If you have never seen the feet of an organist play during an organ concert, Colorado State University's RamProductions’ most recent project will change that. During the social-distancing guidelines that have impacted large gatherings, CSU professor of music, Joel Bacon, put on a private organ concert for RamProductions to film. Listen to Journalism and Media Communications graduate student, Zach Bermejo, introduce RamProductions, and describe the process of operating, filming, and producing an organ concert during the pandemic. Video Produced by RamProductions.
Adapting to the pandemic created unique challenges, and resulted in equally unique partnerships. When the Department of Design and Merchandising realized they needed to produce their annual CSU Fashion Show virtually, they reached out to the Journalism and Media Communication (JMC) department for answers. A connection between the departments ensued, with JMC seniors, Clara Scholtz and Alex Gusdorf, offering to join the Fashion Show Production and Event Planning class to film and produce the show. Listen to Scholtz describe how she and other JMC students used their journalism skills to pull off the first-of-its-kind, cross-department collaboration airing April 9th.
The Journalism and Media Communication program at CSU places a heavy emphasis on the value of internships for their students. All of their majors are required to complete either an internship or a practicum course before they graduate. This video focuses on students getting real world opportunities.
RAMProductions (RAMP) is a student video production group at Colorado State University dedicated to learning and presenting live event television programs. RAMP records productions in the arts, athletics and academia. RAMP started in 2012 and is a part of the Music Stage and Sports Production minor at CSU. This video was produced, written, edited and narrated by RAMP graduate teaching assistant Jill Goodwin as a project for her Corporate Media Production class at CSU. RAMProductions was created by the Department of Journalism and Media Communication at Colorado State University with support from Campus Television (CTV), the College of Liberal Arts, and the Division of External Relations.
CSU’s Journalism department teams up with local companies to give students practical experience in social media management and marketing. Here is one example of students working with Vern’s Toffee.
In 2018, the Journalism and Media Communication department at CSU celebrated its 50th anniversary. This video takes a look back at its colorful and eventful history.