Faculty in the Halls professors Leeanne Bell McManus and Chip Rouse, both from Stevenson's communication department, hosted a "Decorate Your Own Spooky Cupcakes" event for the first-year students in Susquehanna and Western Run halls. Students flocked to the event during which they could choose from a variety of Halloween decorations for their free cupcakes. This is the sixth year for the Faculty in the Halls program.
The Office of Career Services will host a panel for the Management and Organizational Leadership Professional Minor on November 5 from 5-6:30 p.m. that will feature panelists from a variety of industries, including two Business Communication majors: Nick Farano, the director of Development and Marketing, Prevention of Blindness Society, and Lauren Novsak, the nonprofit services coordinator, Business Volunteers Maryland.
Other panelists will be coming from Greenspring Advisors, the Baltimore Ravens, and the Baltimore Museum of Industry. The event will be held in Rockland Conference Room A. RSVP on Handshake here.
What a terrific Homecoming it was this year, as so many Business Communication alums came back to visit! There were a lot of hugs and catching up, lots of BizComm babies and moms. Thanks to all our wonderful alumni who managed to come back to greet us and let us know of their success.
Business Communication alums Sarah Cullison and Lauren Spivey (kneeling, center) returned to SU to speak with the interns in Professor Sonya Lawyer's internship class on Monday, Oct. 19. Both Sarah and Lauren received full-time job offers at the site where they each interned as students, and they offered some advice to the current interns about networking and the job search. Sarah currently works at Gramercy Mansion as the marketing and social media director, and Lauren works at the 1840s Plaza as the director of marketing. (Photo courtesy of Sonya Lawyer)
