Congratulations to Gage Markley, Emily Rosenthal, Emma Ragon and Kimberly Hahr who were invited to attend the President's Dinner on Sept. 25. The night honored donors who have given $500 or more to Stevenson University. The BizComms welcomed and interacted with guests, facilitated discussion at the dinner table and served as liasons for Career Services. Great job all, and thank you for continuing to successfully represent our major! (Photo courtesy of Judy Jackson)
Be on the lookout for our sock drive collection on the Greenspring campus! Dubbed Socktober, the drive will collect donations in order to buy and send socks to those in need. A $1 donation will donate one pair of socks to an individual at Helping Up Mission, a non-profit organization in Baltimore.
Lambda Pi Eta will be collecting donations at their table on Oct. 7 for Mustangs Make a Difference Day and continuing their collection throughout October. Please consider making a donation!
Congratulations to one of BizComm's finest who performed in "Stevenson's Got Talent," the Founder's Day talent show. Junior Kate Kirkwood performed a mash-up of current songs with friend Allison Sengstacke. Way to go Kate... the department is proud of you! (Photo from SU Flickr site)
Look who's fielding the microphones on the latest episode of SUTV's "Dizzy Horses"! There's one familiar BizComm face, Kaitlin Kirkwood (far right), who has been a fixture on the interactive TV show for a year now, but joining her are first-year BizComm students Caitlin and Christina, helping out with some interviews. Looks like the "Wet and Wild Field Day" was a success. Great job, ladies!
Business communication professor Dr. Leeanne Bell McManus has been nominated for First Vice-President Elect-Select of the Eastern Communication Association (ECA). If elected, Dr. Bell would create and pursue goals that relate to teaching, research, and service. She has worked with ECA before by attending annual symposiums, serving as marketing director, and planning conferences such as the 2016 convention in Baltimore. What an honor... congratulations, Dr. Bell!