Communication News

We hope the time will come soon when we can all be together again. How will this happen? It's simple--wash your hands, wear your face coverings, practice  physical distance--protect yourself while protecting others. 

Stevenson will ask all members of the community to agree to the Stevenson Social Compact as a way of publicly showing that faculty, staff, and students  support and stand behind the basic, well-known practical social health measures that help prevent the transmission of COVID-19.

We can do this!

The Stevenson University athletic department has named two Business Communication alums to its 25th Anniversary baseball team. In order to be eligible for the 25th Anniversary teams, former student-athletes must have exhausted their eligibility prior to 2018-19, have graduated from Villa Julie/Stevenson, and left their program and the institution in good standing. A maximum of 25 former student-athletes will be honored in each sport. Teams were selected with input from the head coach of each program, along with former coaches and players and a committee of Stevenson athletics staff, according to gomustangsports.com.

Included from Business Communication as baseball team honorees are Billy Small, '18, and Andy Welling, '03. Congratulations to all those named to the team as well!

Stevenson University's Communication Department is mourning the loss of Business Communication grad Travis Douglas, class of 2014. Travis' life was cut short on May 24 in a Vineland, N.J., shooting. While a student at Stevenson, Travis was noted for his energy, leadership and enthusiasm for sports. He served as a captain of the football and track & field teams, and was credited as one of the founders of M.I.L.E., the Male Initiative of Leadership and Excellence. He was also a member of Phi Beta Lambda, the Black Student Union, Relay for Life, and the National Association of Student Affairs Professionals. A staff writer for The Villager, Stevenson's student news site, Travis's love for Mustang athletics influenced his writing. He was employed by Sigman & Summerfield Associates, Inc., a professional IT staffing company. The Randallstown native is survived by his parents, a sister, and a brother. The Communication Department mourns his passing.

Word has reached Stevenson's Communication department that three of our fabulous alums, Jackie Cooper '17 (top photo), Morgan Mathis '14,  and Jamal Williams, '15, have just earned Masters degrees. Jackie was awarded a Masters of Science degree in Marketing from the Kogod School of Business at American University. Morgan received her M.S. in Health Science Administration from Towson University, which will strengthen her work in marketing at MedStar Health. Our third bit of news came from Jamal, who received a Master's degree from the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland, College Park. Congratulations on these amazing achievements! (Photos from Facebook)