Introduction: John Wells, CMU, and the Enduring Power of Storytelling Alright, buckle up buttercups, because your sarcastic editor is about to drop some truth bombs. On April 9th, 2025, Carnegie Mellon University (2025 USNews Ranking: 21) , bless its nerdy little heart, hosted one of its own, the illustrious John Wells, as part of the […]
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Amplifying Community Voices: CBPR, Concept Mapping, and Storytelling in Public Health
Introduction: Maria Catrina Jaime’s Approach to Community-Based Public Health Research Hey everyone, the editor is back! So, last time we were talking about some seriously cool stuff happening in public health, and how researchers are getting super creative to make a real difference in communities. Remember the articles I mentioned? Well, they’re all connected by […]
Strategies to Address the Trust Crisis in Science and Public
Introduction: The Crisis of Trust in Science The ongoing crisis of trust in science is a pressing issue that has gained notable attention, particularly in the United States. Recent surveys, including a comprehensive study by the Pew Research Center, illuminate a worrying trend: trust in scientists is waning. The findings reveal that only 57% of […]
The Impact of Storytelling on Identity and Social Connections
Introduction to ‘Say the Thing’ Program at Duke University On January 29, 2025, Duke University saw the launch of something truly special: the “Say the Thing” program, spearheaded by Rev. Leah Torrey. Picture this: a vibrant lunchtime gathering at the Bryan Center Plaza, where students were not only treated to free cupcakes and stickers but […]
Inspiration for Career Success: Importance of Representation and Education
Introduction: The Power of Representation and Mentorship In an era where the media landscape is rapidly evolving, the significance of representation cannot be overstated, especially for young women of color. The stories we see on screen and the narratives we engage with shape our aspirations, influence our choices, and ultimately guide our paths toward success. […]
The Power of Storytelling and the Evolution of Media Education
The Journey of Nicole Zaremba: A Spartan Legacy Nicole Zaremba’s journey in the media landscape is a tapestry woven with passion, exploration, and a relentless pursuit of impactful storytelling. Hailing from a background that initially centered around audio production, Zaremba’s academic journey at Michigan State University (MSU) was anything but linear. It was here that […]
Henry Quinlan: A Bridge of Cultural Exchange
The Legacy of Henry Quinlan: A Life of Adventure and Impact Henry Quinlan, a Boston College graduate from the Class of 1961, embodies a life that truly intertwines adventure, creativity, and a commitment to cultural exchange. With a degree in economics, Quinlan initially stepped into the family publishing business, but his journey quickly evolved into […]
Exploring the Diversity of Storytelling and Adaptation in Contemporary Culture
Introduction to the Scripter Awards and Their Significance The Scripter Awards, established in 1988, have become a beacon of recognition in the complex world of storytelling. These awards, presented annually by the USC Libraries, are dedicated to honoring the exceptional achievements of writers who adapt literary works into film and episodic series. What makes the […]
The Hope and Courage of Music and Stories for Child Cancer Patients
Introduction: The Power of Music and Storytelling in Healing In the realm of pediatric oncology, the emotional and psychological challenges faced by children battling cancer are profound and often overwhelming. Music and storytelling emerge as powerful tools in addressing these challenges, providing comfort, connection, and a means of expression for young patients and their families. […]
The Journey from Liberal Arts to Sports Media: Matt Arden’s Success
Introduction: The Intersection of Education and Career in Sports Media Matt Arden’s journey from a liberal arts education to his current position as the executive producer at Fanatics Collectibles is a testament to the value of interdisciplinary studies in shaping diverse career paths. Graduating from Virginia Tech in 1999 with a degree in interdisciplinary studies […]
