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Contact Information
Email: gradstudy@hartford.edu
Phone: 860.768.4371
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Office Hours
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Mailing Address
Graduate Admission
CC 231
University of Hartford
200 Bloomfield Avenue
West Hartford, CT 06117 USA
Accepted Graduate Students
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Meet the Graduate Studies Team
Admission - Graduate
Division of Graduate and Professional Studies
Admission - Graduate
Bryson Owens
Communication, '18, M'20
Bryson Owens is working remotely as an associate video producer for Newsweek providing video content for its social media channels and website including the presidential and vice-presidential debates, the Amy Coney Barrett supreme court confirmation hearings, as well as election night coverage.
Owens says he became interested in politics at a very young age, and as an undergraduate and graduate student, he took multiple politics and government courses that directly and indirectly intertwined with media communications. He says his final graduate project, College During COVID, co-produced with Bianca Ross ’18, M’20, was cited as the reason his resume stood out from the others.
“What triggered my thirst to pursue all facets in the communication and media industry was taking courses such as: Gender/Sex in Pop Culture, Intro to Television Production, Political Advertising and Women in the Media, and Media Process and Effects. Communication Professors Karen Schermerhorn, Jack Banks, Sundeep Muppidi, and Kristin Comeforo really pushed me to think critically, be unbiased in my analysis, and see the world and how the media has the power to change it.”