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W W W. P A C E . E D U / D Y S O N 21 Katerina Pappas '26 working on her podcast. Associate Professor Michelle Pulaski Behling, PhD, and Booth Review interns Joseph Cunningham '23 '25, Melissa Louis, '24 Alexis Riviello '25, and Drew Zeba h '23 engaged in a faculty-student research project centered on social justice issues facing women in spo s, such as pay inequality, gender discrimination, lack of media representation, and fewer pa icipation oppo unities for women in spo s. The group received a mini grant from the Social Justice Week Commi ee to conduct a student-athlete panel, "Social Justice for Women in Spo s," during the fou h annual Social Justice Week. The interns created the presentation, recruited student-athlete panelists, and moderated the discussion. Booth Review Women in Spo s Student Panel: Jillian Joe '23, College of Health Professions (Senior, Women's Soccer), Sydney Reyes '24 (Senior, Swimming), Jenny Gordon '24 (Senior, So ball), and Alyssa Sma '27 (Freshman, So ball). Dyson College Video Wins Award Dyson College's anthem video, Go Fu her, was recognized by the Telly Awards as the Silver Winner for an educational institution promotional video. It was produced by The Cu ing Board, with Jeffrey Johnson as director, and Julia Main as producer. Dyson College's Angela Nally '99, '06, assistant dean for communications, Antonia Gentile '98, '07, assistant director of marketing and communications, and Amanda Delfino '23, communications manager, were producers. Students with the Gi of Gab Students actively contribute to the digital landscape by creating podcasts engaging and relevant to contemporary issues. Emilie Zaslow, PhD, chair and professor, Communication and Media Studies, worked with students on creating these popular podcasts. Through these projects, they develop their skills in content creation and connect with audiences in innovative ways. Three student podcasts on Spotify are: • The Ladder Podcast Conversations by Katerina Pappas '26 • Digital Rite of Passage: The First Social Media Kids by Julia Kennedy '24 • We Knew You Were Gay (explicit content) by Michael Ryterski '26 Adjunct Professor Corinna Sager, MA, Media, Communications, and Visual A s, produced a groundbreaking documentary about how climate gentrification is affecting a historically Black public housing project in Miami, Florida. The feature-length documentary Razing Libe y Square premiered on PBS on January 29, 2024. Corinna Sager's Razing Libe y Square SCAN THE QR CODE TO ACCESS THE ONLINE VIDEO

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