• The Brownbag Workshop of Communications 
    "Is Profit the Media's Loss?
    February 9th, 2009  

  • M.A. Student Richard Heshike Hired as Associate Producer of "Veredicto Final"
    Richard Heshike is completing the MA Communication Arts Hispanic Media degree and was hired by Univision Telefutra as Associate Producer for the program Veredicto Final (final judgement) with Judge Cristina Pereira aired on broadcast channel 69 and nationally.

     
  • Pamela Silva joins Univision-23’s and Telefutura-69’s Noticias 23 morning newscast
    “Al Amanecer” anchor team
    by Angela Ramos

    MIAMI, FL, June 2nd, 2008 – Four-time Emmy award winning journalist Pamela Silva joins Univision 23’s and TeleFutura 69’s morning newscasts “Al Amanecer” (At Sunrise) as the newest member of the anchor team. Silva will share the anchor responsibilities with Emmy award-winning news anchors Eileen Cardet and Ivan Donoso during the 5 am to 7 am newscast on Univision 23 and during the newly launched 7 am to 8 am newscast on TeleFutura 69.

    “We are thrilled to have someone with such dedication and professionalism join our growing newscasts,” said Luis Fernandez-Rocha, Univision 23 and TeleFutura 69 vice president and general manager. “She joins the number one Spanish-language newscast in South Florida and complements it well with her dynamic personality and love for news.”

    As co-anchor Silva will also be presenting the weather segment and will continue to work on special feature and investigative reports.

    “I am thrilled to be taking on this new professional challenge,” said Silva. “I look forward to sharing my experience with our morning team and contributing to the goal of journalistic excellence while informing and serving the South Florida community.”

    Silva joined the Univision family in 2003. She joined the WLTV news team as the entertainment anchor and reporter in 2005. Prior to that she hosted “Noticias en Noventa,” TeleFutura 69’s first local news product and also served as the producer and reporter for the Univision 23’s public affairs show, “Miami Ahora.” She has also contributed to various Univision Network programs.

    “We are happy to have someone with Pamela's versatility join our morning news team. News is her passion, and this will put her in it every morning,” said Emilio Marrero, Univision 23 news director.


    Pam Silva is an MA Communication Arts Hispanic Media who is 
completing her thesis at t his time

     

  • M.A. in Art Management Students
    St. Thomas University students learn how to manage, curate and market art at the ICEM's Master's program in Art Management. See more...
  • Documentary Film: "Blooming Hope" Pof. Moyano-Rosero is in the process of producing a documentary film “Blooming Hope: Harvesting Smiles in Port-de-Paix, Haiti” along with some students from ICEM. The film features how a fair-trade coffee cooperative, a fair-trade women’s artisan initiative and a solar energy project are planting seeds of transformation in the poorest region of Haiti. Students, faculty and staff from St. Thomas University are working in the development of each of these three projects. For more information, visit the blog about the film at http://www.bloominghope.blogspot.com
  • Students' Blogs
    ICEM developed a new course on Online Media and Blog Design, which was first taught in the summer 2008. The course culminated after six weeks of students’ hard work developing their own blogs based on their life passion. The students created blogs on environmental protection, food, child’s abuse, political issues, teenage pregnancy, self-realization and television production. Students learned how to produce audio and video podcasts and how to embed them on blogs and web sites using HTML code. The course was an excellent introduction and practice of the latest technologies and media use.
  • The students from ICEM attend networking events and visit television and radio studios.

 

Questions or comments please contact:

Dr. Gloria P. Ruiz, Interim Dean, gruiz@stu.edu 305.628 6508
Administrative Offices: mclarke@stu.edu or 305.628.6645