The Gallery is an annual publication designed and produced by a team of dedicated students in the Department of Art at Rowan University. Showcasing some of the best work created by art majors, the publication is the end-product of two semesters worth of creative collaboration. The Gallery team sees the publication though the entire creative process, from concept development to production, determining its form, design, organization, and content. Artwork submissions are juried by the students team too, and the selected works represent a diverse collection of some of the best work created by Rowan art majors over the course of the academic year.

The Communication Studies is a University-chartered club that allows for various opportunities in personal, professional, and civic growth. The club is open to all students and meets on a regular basis (typically two meetings per month). Members participate in activities that support the community within and around Rowan University. The club provides resources necessary for students to build long-lasting relationships with their peers and professors, so members can succeed professionally and academically. The club offers a central forum for sharing information related to the major, minor, and the study of communication. It supports community among students and faculty, and it demonstrates service and leadership. Students participate in many different activities within the organization. Past meetings and events have focused on professional development, popular culture panels, resume workshops, internship and advising workshops, community involvement, volunteer work, game nights, alumni events and much more.

Looking for a way to establish relationships, gain practical experience, or develop leadership skills? Rowan University's Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) is a pre-professional organization that helps students develop networking skills in public relations, advertising and all fields related to communication.  As one of the oldest and most award-winning chapters in the country, Rowan PRSSA meets every-other Wednesday for sessions featuring alumni networking, guest speakers and professional development workshops. Annual highlights include: Professional Speed Networking events in March, Dance Away Cystic Fibrosis in November, Organ Donor Day in April, Induction Brunch in December and Spring Gala in May. Students with a passion for social media, event planning, crisis communication and more are invited to join at any time.

Prof Agency is a group of students passionate about advertising and dedicated to help Rowan advertising students secure jobs after graduation. Through agency tours, career conferences, guest speakers and alumni night, students can obtain a well-rounded view of how to build their career in the advertising industry.

Cinema Workshop is Rowan University's student filmmaking club, and has been for the past 42 years. This club offers students the opportunity to work on film, video and multimedia projects outside of the classroom experience. Students take skills learned in production classes and apply them to creative work either more personal or larger in scope than what is possible within the confines of a 15 week course of study. After a peer-oriented pitch and approval process, Cinema Workshop provides grants in the form of goods and services through production, culminating in a year-end screening of often award-winning films and videos.

Avant Magazine is Rowan University’s oldest creative outlet. Avant has weekly meetings, Tuesdays at 8 p.m. in the Victoria building, room 200, at the intersection of Mick Drive and Victoria Street. At the meetings, submissions are anonymously reviewed by the editorial staff and democratically voted on for acceptance or resubmission.

Rowan students can submit their work year-round. We accept stories up to 2,500 words in length, and poems up to a comparable size. We also accept photography and artwork.
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All submissions are read anonymously to provide a no-bias atmosphere when critiquing and accepting a work. No work is ever “rejected”: instead, the author of the work is asked to resubmit. All pieces are works in progress; if a work seems ready for publication, we vote as an editorial staff and select it.
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The Health and Science Communication (HSC) Club provides an avenue for students interested in health and science communication (i.e., message development and design) to make connections with one another. The club facilitates opportunities for students to grow their knowledge and expand their interests while working on projects that benefit the broader community.