Two Stevenson University Business Communication graduates, Julia Cooke and Brittaney Koehler, came back on Sept. 26, 2019, to speak with students in one of Dr. Leeanne Bell's classes, as well as to a host of other students who heard about the visit and wanted to learn more about careers in the National Security Agency. Both alums work in communications careers at NSA in Fort Meade, Md., though in different areas of the agency. They offered application advice and spoke about the benefits of working for the agency.
Dr. D.M. Greene, professor of communication at Stevenson University, has been invited to talk at his alma mater, Howard University, where he completed his doctoral studies. He will speak about his academic career in communication since he graduated from Howard, with graduate and undergraduate students there during the university's Homecoming festivities. Details are still being worked out, but the department congratulates Dr. Greene on this prestigious event!
As the semester begins, two of the Communication department's faculty members are ready to greet the first-year students as a part of Stevenson's Faculty in the Halls program. Dr. Leeanne Bell McManus and Chip Rouse join nursing faculty member Laurel Moody as the three oversee the program in the three first-year residence halls. On Tuesday, September 17, the three planned a night of S'Mores for the new students, who came out in full force for the treats. The three faculty members hold office hours in the residence halls each week -- or offer a social or educational activity like this one!
The department of communication is thrilled to congratulate 2019 graduate Christine Longbottom, who was recently awarded a graduate assistantship in the Office of Disability Services at Stevenson University. Christine is entering her final year of graduate school, and writes on her LinkedIn profile, "