Congratulations to Business Communication senior Emma Cathy Smith, who not only sang the national anthem and the SU alma mater at this year's convocation ceremony, but now we learn that she was chosen drum major of Stevenson's Marching 100. The band has already enjoyed a week of band camp, preparing to play at convocation and at all home football games, among other events.
The drum major's job is to lead the band during rehearsals and in performance, carrying out the instructions of band director Mark Lortz and other staff members. She has also served in another leadership position as editor-in-chief of The Villager in 2018-2019. Congratulations, EmC! (Photo from Facebook)
Flu vaccines will be available on campus for students, faculty, and staff on the following dates. Most insurance is accepted, and the cost is $25 without insurance. (Photo from vance.af.mil)
What a treat it was to welcome back SU alums and Business Communication majors who volunteered to help move in the class of 2023. Two of the Faculty in the Halls mentors stopped for a moment for a photo with the group, which included (from left) professor Chip Rouse, Kayla Gunn, Caroline Izzi, Lauren Novsak, Olivia Hare, and Dr. Leeanne Bell McManus.
Congratulations to Business Communication major and Stevenson alum Courtney Parto who is starting a new phase of her career as a graduate assistant in Stevenson's Office of Student Success as she pursues a graduate degree through Stevenson University Online.
The faculty in the Communication department are happy to welcome back our students for a new and exciting school year. New classes, a second major, and energized classrooms will greet everyone as the fall term gets underway. You can find your Communication faculty on the first floor south of the Manning Academic Center, with offices facing to the front of the building. Stop by to visit!