Communication News

It was an evening filled with interviewing advice, career suggestions, friendship reunions and heightened excitement as over 20 Business Communication alums returned to Stevenson for the sixth annual BizMix event planned by members of 47 House, the integrated communications club with guidance from their advisor, Professor Stephanie Verni. The Rockland banquet hall was filled as students attending moved from table to table throughout the evening as they listened to the alumni guests talk about their career paths. Congratulations to the planning group and thanks to all who participated.

ATTENTION COMMUNICATION STUDENTS!

Look at this great opportunity for an on-campus job as a student assistant in the Office of University Advancement.

The new hire will assist with general office duties including electronic filing, preparing large mailings, scanning of documents, assisting with presentations, mail merges, and using the database to look up data. You must be enrolled in good standing at Stevenson University and be able to work 20 hours a week. In addition, the following skills are requested:

• Proficient of Microsoft Word and Excel
• Ability to file documents alphabetically
• Knowledge of Ellucian Colleague a plus
• Experience with printers and copiers
• Accurate with a strong eye for detail
• Ability to maintain confidentiality
• Assist with general clerical duties such as typing, filing, and faxing/scanning
• Assist with presentations
• Assist with events

Apply with a resume and cover letter through stevenson.peopleadmin.com.

The networking group of Black Sports Professionals named Business Communication alum Alex E. Parker their Black History Month honoree. Alex received her Master's degree from Georgetown University as she was working for the Baltimore Orioles. She is now the Partnership Marketing Manager for the organization and an adjunct capstone advisor at Georgetown University's Sports Industry Management Master's program. Congratulations, Alex!