Stevenson University Communication Programs

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You won’t want to miss 47 House’s new series that connects students to professionals in the field. This month, two communication alums will be featured in a virtual chat! Feel free to join the event Wednesday at 7 pm!

Communication Studies major Marie-Clare Oluebube Ofoegbu, ’22, has been selected to represent Stevenson University as our 2021 Newman Civic Fellow. Newman Civic Fellows engage in collaborative action with others around campus and the surrounding communities in order to create long-term social change and civic engagement. Dr. Kim Tucker, Faculty Director for the Service Scholars’ Program and the Newman Civic Fellows Selection Committee shared they were impressed by Marie-Clare’s efforts and personal statement, demonstrating that she was already working towards these goals and will be engaged in these efforts long term. Dr. Deric Greene, Professor of Communication, will serve as Marie-Clare’s local mentor, offering support on her project. Congratulations Marie-Clare!

Join us Thursday to kick off National Novel Writing Month! This 45-minute kick off will motivate you to start writing and will end with an activity that will be sure to make us laugh! Sponsored by 47 House and the SU Library. Hope to see you! Link here: https://bluejeans.com/608779049

Excited to have Amy Belchatovski in our Event Planning course. We learned a lot about planning during a pandemic.
Leeanne Bell McManus

Read from Tyler Didra's blog across the country...https://www.stevenson.edu/academics/undergraduate-programs/business-communication/blog-news-events/bizcomm-grads-blog-traces-western-journey

Communication professor Dr. Leeanne Bell McManus and her two daughters, Elouise (left) and Isabella, were cheering for the 2020 Stevenson University graduates in the social media trailer sponsored by the university. The young girls, complete with cheer uniforms and pom poms, celebrated the upcoming online virtual celebration that launched at 10 a.m. on Thursday, May 21 at http://stevenson.edu/celebrate2020.

Stevenson University's Communication Department is mourning the loss of Business Communication grad Travis Douglas, class of 2014. Travis' life was cut short on May 24 in a Vineland, N.J., shooting. While a student at Stevenson, Travis was noted for his energy, leadership and enthusiasm for sports. He served as a captain of the football and track & field teams, and was credited as one of the founders of M.I.L.E., the Male Initiative of Leadership and Excellence. He was also a member of Phi Beta Lambda, the Black Student Union, Relay for Life, and the National Association of Student Affairs Professionals. A staff writer for The Villager, Stevenson's student news site, Travis's love for Mustang athletics influenced his writing. He was employed by Sigman & Summerfield Associates, Inc., a professional IT staffing company. The Randallstown native is survived by his parents, a sister, and a brother. The Communication Department mourns his passing.

Word has reached Stevenson's Communication department that three of our fabulous alums, Jackie Cooper '17, Morgan Mathis '14, and Jamal Williams, '15, have just earned Masters degrees. Jackie was awarded a Masters of Science degree in Marketing from the Kogod School of Business at American University. Morgan received her M.S. in Health Science Administration from Towson University, which will strengthen her work in marketing at MedStar Health. Our third bit of news came from Jamal, who received a Master's degree from the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland, College Park. Congratulations on these amazing achievements!

Harford Designs, LLC Entrepreneur, Owner and Primary Designer

“My role is identifying a client's business needs in terms of visual, written, and sometimes oral communication. We create visual identities and marketing strategies for small business owners so they can get back to running their business instead of spending hours trying to learn design solutions. As an entrepreneur, I regularly put myself in new situations and network in a room of strangers. It can be intimidating at first, but the more I force myself to talk, the easier it becomes. • Stevenson taught me leadership. In 2010-2011, I was able to serve as SGA president and learned the right and wrong way to manage a team. A leader has to be able to delegate and trust their team to complete each task without getting involved in every step. • I studied abroad twice, and those experiences changed my life and my lifestyle. These experiences deepened my independence, resourcefulness, and lust for experiencing cultures the way they were intended. • While it's important to be familiar with your weaknesses, don’t focus on them so much that they hinder the growth of your strengths.”

— Jessica Valis

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Announcing School of Design Department Graduation Awards! Each day, beginning Monday May 4, we will post the 2020 graduation award recipients. Show your support by liking each post and sharing the wonderful accomplishments of our outstanding graduates. Congrats to all of our seniors! Stay happy and healthy!

“I am the Box Office & Programming Coordinator for The Freeman Stage. I am responsible for contract management between The Freeman Stage and the artists we book for each season. • During the season, I oversee all box office and ticketing operations. I also assist the Marketing Department with social media and graphic design. • One of my favorite experiences from Stevenson was the opportunity to be as involved as possible. I was on the executive board of three different organizations and worked two different campus jobs, which opened up opportunities to meet new people and learn valuable skills like time management. • My advice for all SU students who wish to work in the event or entertainment industry is to be able to adapt to all situations and not be afraid to step outside of your comfort zone. Until then, enjoy your time at Stevenson, and soak up as many experiences as you can!” — Corrin Harris

Sophomore Business Communication major and member of SU's ice hockey team Ryan Patrick has stepped up to offer some cogent advice for those who feel socially isolated. He relies on his communication courses to help him create some virtual experiences that speak to one's passion, interests, and academic pursuits. Listen to this Morgantown, W.V., native suggest some ways to stay connected while apart as part of the campaign.

One Stevenson: Ryan Patrick Business Communication major Ryan Patrick talks about the importance of communication when you are dealing with social isolation.

Junior Business Communication major and men's soccer team player Jevan Leyh, part of the campaign, offers an encouraging talk about how communication can help lessen social isolation. He also explains how clear communication is essential for doctors and other health professionals in the midst of this pandemic. Listen to his upbeat talk now. Way to go, Jevan!

One Stevenson: Jevan Leyh Business Communication major Jevan Leyh talks about how increasing your social communication can help deal with physical isolation.

Hi everybody! It's so good to "see" you! Thanks for following our new page for Communication programs at Stevenson University! We are looking forward to sharing updates from our end about faculty, students, and exciting news, and we are looking forward to hearing from our current students and alums about all your successes and accomplishments! Dr. Vevea, Dr. Bell, Dr. Greene, Dr. Harris, Professor Verni, Professor Rouse, and all our wonderful adjunct professors are so glad to be connected to you here. Be well, and we look forward to seeing you in the near future!

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