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Media Relations seeks to promote St. John’s University, its academic initiatives, student and faculty accomplishments, and its work to enhance our community through the media. The office handles all publicity efforts for the University in dealing with local, national, and international print, TV, radio, and Internet opportunities. All external communication involving press releases, press conferences, media interview requests, publicity-driven event coordination, and academic programming initiatives, as well as University statements about topical subject matter for media consideration, must come from Media Relations as per our Media Relations Protocols(PDF) and Media Relations Policy.

Brian Browne
Brian Browne

University Spokesperson and Associate Vice President of University Communications and Public Affairs

[email protected]

718-990-2762 (o)

917-561-7068 (c)

James Smith
James Smith

Director, Media Relations

[email protected]

718-990-5789 (o)

516-313-4568 (c)

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Members of the faculty and administration at St. John’s University are available to provide expert commentary and analysis on a range of subjects — from higher education issues to breaking and trending news topics. The Media Relations team is here to assist you in both identifying and contacting faculty experts for radio, television, print, and other media interviews.

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The Johnnies Blog

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Choosing a College in New York City: What Students Should Know

New York City (NYC) is fast-paced, diverse, and constantly evolving. It can feel energizing and, at times, overwhelming. That mix is part of what shapes many students in powerful ways. Living and studying here challenges you to grow, adapt, and engage with perspectives you may not encounter anywhere else.

Whether you’re from a small town, a suburb, or another major city, this environment truly has something to offer. As you navigate your final college decision, here are a few pieces of advice to consider if New York City is on your top places to to call home for your academic journey. 

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Toni Critelli
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M.B.A. vs. Executive M.B.A.: Which One is Right for You?

If you're early in your career or looking to shift paths, an M.B.A. offers broad business training and flexibility. If you're a seasoned professional aiming to sharpen leadership and strategy skills while staying employed, an Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) may be a better fit. Your current role, experience level, and goals will guide the right choice.

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A Step-by-Step Guide to Apply for Scholarships

College is an investment in your future, but figuring out how to pay for it can feel overwhelming. Scholarships are one of the most effective ways to lower college costs, yet many students do not realize how accessible they can be. This guide walks you through the scholarship application process step-by-step, helping you find opportunities, prepare your materials, and apply with confidence.

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Do I Belong Here? Imposter Syndrome in College and Beyond

College is often described as a time of growth and discovery, but for many, it is also a time of quiet self-doubt. You may be doing well academically, staying involved, and meeting expectations, yet still wonder whether you truly belong.

That experience has a name: imposter syndrome. And while it can feel deeply personal, it is one of the most common challenges students face.

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