April / May 2009
Ernabel Demillo, Professor of Journalism
Demillo took her Broadcast Newsroom and Advanced Newswriting classes on a tour of the WPIX Channel 11 New York newsroom. The students watched a taping of the Emmy-Award winning PIX 11 Morning News Show and chatted and met with the on-air talent and producers. Anchor John Muller gave a behind-the-scenes tour of the newsroom, control room and studio. The students also made it on the air.
Demillo (pictured center) with SPC students on the set of the PIX 11 Morning News Show.
Dr. Michelle Hartman, Assistant Professor of Political Science
Dr. Hartman was selected for inclusion in the 2009-2010 edition of Montclair Publishing’s “Who’s Who in North America.” This publication recognizes and highlights men and women of leadership and distinction within various industries throughout the United States and Canada.
Joseph J. Lamachia, General Manager, WSPC Radio-TV, Adjunct Professor of Communications
Lamachia took several of his students to WCBS NewsRadio 880, where they met with Steve Holt, managing editor and Tim Scheld, director of news and programming, and discussed career aspirations and the business of radio news. Metereologist Craig Allen also talked with the students about the intricacies of weather forecasting and reporting. Students also saw the news presented live in the studio with anchors Wayne Cabot and Steve Scott, and met Ray Hoffman, business editor of the Wall Street Journal.
Lamachia (pictured center) with students at WCBS NewsRadio 880.
William Luhr, Ph.D., Professor of English
Dr. Luhr recently had his co-authored essay “Blake Edwards Victor/Victoria: A Hollywood Auteur Comes to Broadway” (“Victor/Victoria de Blake Edwards: un auteur hollywoodien à Broadway”) published in French in Alternatives théâtrales 101: Extérieur cinéma.
Dr. Katherine Safford-Ramus, Associate Professor of Mathematics
Dr. Safford-Ramus spoke at the New Jersey Correctional Education Association Staff Development Day on May 8, 2009. The conference was held in Hamilton, New Jersey. Dr. Safford presented a paper titled Teaching Mathematics in Prison.
Dr. Wei-Dong Zhu, Assistant Professor of Physics
Dr. Zhu was interviewed by television station NTDTV at the ceremony for College's formal establishment of the Center for Microplasma Science and Technology (CMST). To view the video of Dr. Zhu's interview, visit the NTDTV Web site.
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