Faculty & Staff

University Marketing & Communications Services

Marketing & Communications (MarComm) is Roseman University’s central branding, marketing, and communications office. Roseman’s MarComm brings together talented staff from across a range of marketing and communications disciplines to carry out integrated efforts in support of the University’s highest priorities. These include:

  • Marketing Strategy
  • Digital and Traditional Advertising
  • Graphic Design
  • Media Relations
  • Social Media
  • Internal Communications
  • Production Printing
  • Website Services

Submit Request(s)

If you’ve been contacted by media, immediately contact Communications at pr@roseman.edu or call 702-968-1633.

Roseman News

Roseman University’s EMPOWERED program announces second season of award-winning podcast focused on substance use during and after pregnancy

March 28, 2025

Roseman University’s EMPOWERED program will premiere the second season of its award-winning podcast, “EMPOWERED Voices: Recovery to Resiliency,” on Monday, March 31. The podcast, which has recently honored with a…

Pharmacy Career Outlook: Is a Career in Pharmacy Worth It?

March 25, 2025

A career in pharmacy allows individuals to play a critical role in healthcare, helping patients manage their health through medication expertise and personalized care. Pharmacists are at the forefront of…

SpectRUm – President’s Letter, Spring 2025

March 20, 2025

Greetings, and thank you for taking the time to read this spring edition of Roseman University’s SpectRUm. This quarterly newsletter offers readers an inside look at the many wonderful things…

Upcoming Events

May 13

InPHARMation: Monthly Faculty Feature

Clinical Pharmacy - Focus on Oncology

May 15

Neighborhood Health Series – Building a Skilled Healthcare Workforce to Serve Our Evolving Community

Join us in person or virtually via Zoom Learn how to utilize effective strategies to build a healthcare workforce that meets the needs of our changing community. Presented by: Dr.…

May 26

Memorial Day

Campus Closed