Communication News

Congratulations to junior Lauren Novsak, who spoke at Stevenson's Annual Endowed Scholarship Luncheon. She writes, "I was able to express my gratitude to all the donors of Stevenson University ... Fostering a culture of philanthropy among students on campus has been one of the highlights of my undergraduate career."

Lauren will serve as the Student Government Association president during the 2018-19 academic year. Her campaign stressed a campus-wide culture of philanthropy. Congratulations, Lauren!

"What I love about my Business Communication degree is that I can do ANYTHING!" How often we hear this from our students. Is it true? A brief survey of some of our graduates tells the tale!

Business Communication senior Meghan Loveless (at right in the photo) recently attended a PRSA speed mentoring event at Loyola University of Maryland with two of her internship managers, Sarah Windham and Jessie Krebs, from Stanley Black and Decker.

Meghan writes, "It was a great experience and opportunity being able to speak with other PR professionals from the Baltimore area. Shout out to Jessie and her team for putting on such an awesome event!" (Photo from LinkedIn)

Students in '47 House, the integrated marketing communication club, hosted a workshop designed to help students build their personal brand in and through social media. The workshop, held on April 17 in the Manning Academic Center, drew a good crowd, and Business Communication faculty members Stephanie Verni and Chip Rouse covered topics including professional blogging, LinkedIn and other popular social media. Pizza and cookies sweetened the event, which received rave reviews.