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New BusCom majors, including transfer students, will meet with the Business Communication faculty on Thursday, June 20, for their orientation to college and pre-registration. All of the BusCom faculty will be on hand on the Greenspring campus  to welcome the new students and help them get acclimated to life at SU.

Dr. Kevin J. Manning, president of Stevenson University, pauses for a photo with BusCom professors Chip Rouse and Leeanne Bell at an event at the American Visionary Art Museum honoring radio host Marc Steiner for the years he has spent working in broadcasting for social justice. (Photo from the Baltimore Business Journal)

Business Communication would like to say congratulations and keep on winning to the men’s lacrosse team as they head to Philadelphia to play in the national NCAA Division II championship game against RIT on Sunday, May26. Congrats to the BusComs on the team who have helped in the effort: Brent Hiken, Christopher Ledgerwood, Mark Panneton, Ryan Rubenstein, Mark Salerno and Connor Skeen.

Ireland in 2014

We were able to capture some of the BusCom graduates on May 10 as they donned their caps and gowns in preparation for Stevenson University’s 60th Commencement ceremonies.

The Business Communication department will say goodbye to 36 graduating seniors on Friday, May 10, 2013, at the 3 p.m. graduation. Students will join their faculty for the traditional pre-Commencement photo at 2:30 p.m. on the stairs outside the theatre lobby. Here in the photo are graduates of the 2011 class with their faculty.

Three Business Communication professors and four Dynamic PR officers attended the 104th annual meeting of the Eastern Communication Association April 24-28 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Dr. Leeanne Bell McManus served as chair of two panels — one entitled “Communication Praxis as Confluence in Applied Contexts: Communication, Education, and Marketing;”  and another involving the Top Competitive Papers in the Philosophy of Communication. She also presented a paper entitled “Attending to the ‘Confluence’ of Opinion in Conflict” with Dr. Ronald C. Arnett and Dr. Amanda G. McKendree, and will serve as next year’s James E. McCroskey and Virginia P. Richmond Undergraduate Scholars Conference Coordinator.

Professor Stephanie Verni presented a paper entitled “Writing Theory and Communication Theory Converge in Process Portfolios” as part of a panel on Applied Communication. Department chair Chip Rouse presented as part of the G.I.F.T.S. (Great Ideas for Teaching Students) segment of the convention, with a session called “Using Newsmap to Teach Critical Thinking Skills.”

Students Kristin Baione, Morgan Buckingham, Alexa Hiken, and Christina Kemp, officers in Dynamic PR, Stevenson’s public relations club,  also attended the Undergraduate Student Conference sessions of the convention. Here, the group stops for a photo opportunity on one of the many bridges in downtown Pittsburgh. (Photo courtesy of Christina Kemp)

Congratulations to Dr. Leeanne Bell McManus and Professor Stephanie Verni, who were just promoted to the rank of Associate Professor, and to Professor Bob Ellis, promoted to the rank of Adjunct Professor. The department is proud of our newest advanced faculty who were celebrated at the Faculty Recognition Dinner Event on April 30.

Take a little time out to watch the video that the office of Marketing and Digital Communications at Stevenson produced for the Internship Poster Presentations!

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The Villager’s editorial staff got together at the Olive Garden in Owings Mills for the traditional end-of-semester farewell dinner. The group said goodbye to four seniors: Brad Crespo, Melinda Kane,  Maura Kovalcik and Allison Winer, who will be graduating in May. In the photo (back row): Francesca Ullen, Marilyn Lovo, Jamie Schafer, Brad Crespo, Michelle Larkin, Maura Kovalcik, and Julia Tucker; (front row): Melinda Kane, Allison Winer, Chip Rouse, Tiera Willey and Morgan Buckingham.

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