Here's to a great job by sophomore BizComm Gage Markley for his excellent post on the Career Services blog, "5 Career Tips to Get Ahead While You Hibernate." His tips were well researched and written, providing useful information for any job or internship seekers. You can read the entire post here.
Baltimore's Helping Up Mission was the recipient of 150 pairs of socks courtesy of the Business Communication department's service work, Socktober, this fall. Professors Chris Noya and Chip Rouse delivered the socks, purchased in partnership with Walmart, to Barry Burnett in Donor Relations and an assistant, James. Helping Up Mission serves over 500 men a day in the Baltimore area and the socks arrived just in time for the colder weather.
The launching party of '47 House and the Shapiro lecture with Kevin Byrne received awards from NACURH as best social and educational events of the month. Congratulations to the department for their event planning and management, and thanks to the students in the major who nominated them.
Congratulations to the Spring 2016 interns in Business Communication!
Most of the editorial staff of The Villager celebrated the end of the final print semester with a business dinner at the Silver Spring Mining Company in Cockeysville. Around the table are Emily Rosenthal, Chip Rouse (faculty advisor), Kylie Handler, Katlyn Lamp, Conrad Ellis, Jasmine Moses, and Hayley Jacobs. Missing were Emma Ragon and Ebi Short.