Communication News

Professor Stephanie Verni of the department of Business Communication will be a featured speaker at the "Women of Stevenson" career conference to be held on Sunday, March 4,  from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. in Rockland.

Verni will present five sessions focused on "Building A Professional Wardrobe" and will offer wardrobe consulting tips for students. Since she is an EIS-Certified fashion consultant, the communication  professor will talk about colors, neutral wardrobes, investment pieces, and will suggest 25 fashion tips. She will offer a handout that suggests nine basic pieces students can purchase to start a business-professional wardrobe, and how those nine pieces can create 36 outfits.

Found this terrific positive message on Facebook courtesy of one of our Business communication faculty members who also happens to be an alum of SU. Maya Shipley Tyler offers a healthy dose of motivation to readers -- and is equally motivational to the students at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School where she works!

Business Communication alum Nicholas Farano ’12 was selected among seven Americans to participate in the Professional Fellow Program Outbound Exchange in Egypt from Feb 10-21. He sent this photo during his travels. Grateful to Hands Across the Nile Development Services, Inc., for Nick's amazing experience. (Photo courtesy of Nick Farano)

The department of Business Communication would like to congratulate our seniors playing spring sports for Stevenson University. These include (top row, l-r) Billy Small (baseball), Troy Wood (golf), Wornden Ly (tennis); second row: Tom Brown (lacrosse), Joe Candon (lacrosse), Lauren Weaver (beach volleyball). Your hard work and dedication are amazing! (Photos from gomustangsports.com)

Professor Stephanie Verni and her Sports Communication class were treated to a visit on Feb. 19 from a former colleague of the professor's from her days at the Baltimore Orioles. Jack Gilden, former writer for Orioles Magazine, and author of the upcoming sports book about Johnny Unitas and Don Shula called "Collision of Wills," served as as a guest speaker for the class. Gilden is a long-time friend of the Business Communication major, having served as an internship supervisor for several students in the major, and has been a writing mentor of great importance to them.