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The Office of Career Services and Experiential Learning  will host an information session with the United States Secret Service on Wednesday, February 1, from 5-6:30 p.m. in the Banquet Room in Rockland on the Owings Mills campus.  “The Secret Service is unique among federal law enforcement agencies because not only do its agents provide protection for the president and vice president of the United States and their families, former presidents, presidential candidates and visiting heads of state and heads of government to the United States, but they also work criminal investigations – the responsibility for which the agency was first mandated in 1865. Throughout their careers, agents will perform a variety of assignments- both protective and investigative,” according to www.secretservice.gov. (Photo from www.secretservice.gov/whoweare).

Relay For Life is able to offer some select semester-long positions for students who qualify for federal work-study. These spots would be perfect for students interested in sales, public relations, and event management. Here are the details:

- Must be reliable, hard-working and outgoing individuals
- Must be available to attend committee meetings on Wednesday nights from 7 – 9 p.m.
- Assist event committee in general planning and execution of event
- Must be available the day of the event: April 13, 2012

Publicity assistant
- Manages Relay For Life Facebook and Twitter social media
- Sends press kits to local media on behalf of Relay
- Creates and distributes Relay collateral including but not limited to fliers and posters
- Assists in the general marketing campaign of Relay For Life as a whole
- Assists in the logistical planning of on-campus marketing

Entertainment assistant
- Assists in the scheduling and coordination of event entertainment, games and activities
- Works with publicity committee to publicize entertainment schedule

Luminaria assistant
- Coordinates luminaria sales, name typing and reading, and the assembly of luminaria bags
- Aids in the planning of the development and implementation of the Luminaria Ceremony, and aids in the coordination of tear down and removal of luminaria bags post event

Anyone is is eligible for and interested in a position should contact Nick Farano, president of the Student Government Association

Attention BusCom! The Office of Career Services will raffle off free textbooks for next semester at the half time of both men’s and women’s basketball games on Feb. 8.  The women will play York College at 6 p.m.  and the men at 8 p.m. To enter the raffle, you must attend a “Walk-in Wednesday” session between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. on or before that day to have your resume reviewed.  Check out the Facebook page here!

The Office of Career Services is located in Wooded Way, on the Owings Mills campus at the bottom of the hill, behind Outback Steak House. Experts in career fields can help you develop a resume, fine-tune your interview skills, search for an internship, or begin the job hunt. Rely on them to give your career search a boost!

ZING! ZOWEE!

She’s the Blogmeister. The Bloggamama. The Queen Blog. She’s Bloggerocious!
Congratulations to BusCom faculty member Stephanie Verni, who was named Blogger of the Day on paperblog (http://en.paperblog.com) on Jan. 20, 2012, for her blog, Steph’s Scribe (http://stephsscribe.com).

Get a load of Ms. Verni’s photo below right!

If you are a Business Communication considering interning in the fall, 2012, semester, it’s time to start thinking about a plan.

You must have met these requirements BEFORE you can begin your actual internship:
1. Have a GPA of 2.0 or higher
2. Finished taking the following courses: CM 101, CM 260, MGT 204, MKT 206, IS 124, IS 134, IS 135, ENG 253, ENG 254, VCD 270.
3. Attended a Poster Presentation session
4. Attended a pre-internship meeting

Three meetings are scheduled from which you must select one to attend:

  • Tuesday, Jan. 31, at 6 p.m. in DC 305
  • Thursday, Feb. 2, at 1:30 p.m. outside DC 240
  • Friday, Feb. 3, at 7:30 a.m. in DC 304

Questions? Contact Chip Rouse, department chair.

 


Stevenson University Business Communication mourns the passing of 2008 graduate PJ Pear, who passed away on January 9, 2012. He is survived by his parents, Douglas and Kathleen Pear; his sister Amy Pear and her husband Tony; and many other family members and friends. The family suggests that contributions can be made in his memory to Defenders of Animal Rights Inc., 14412 Old York Road, Phoenix, MD 21131.

About half of the Business Communication December  graduates gathered for a pre-commencement photo opportunity with some of their faculty members. Below, December graduates Meredith Thompson, Jaclyn Kelly and Lauren Pickard all graduated a semester early. Congratulations to everyone!

The department of Business Communication’s spring interns are excited about their spring placements. Here’s where they will be:

Megan Andrews

New Day Financial
Ashley Beam CACI Task Order Proposal Group
Chris Benson WNST Radio
Jessica Bower Stevenson University Gen 1 Project
Courtney Brewer Baltimore Business Journal
Markie Britton Trecore Networks
Rachael Carter BET
Stephnie Davis Milner-Fenwick, Inc.
Danielle Evans Q Marketing Inc.
Jessica Felber Crawford Advisors, LLC
Shaniqua Fletcher Baltimore Business Journal
Kaylie Forner Feats, Inc.
Andy Gepert Edie Brown and Associates
Ashleigh Giorgilli Girl Scouts of Central Maryland
Kayla Gunn Baltimore City Paper
Amy Henricks 1840’s Corporation
Ian Jones Primerica Financial
Brigitte Keimig The Press Box
Ron Lordi Meurice Garment Care
Michelle Lotz St. Joseph Medical Center Foundation
Tamara Lovelist Baltimore County Health Department
Alex Nalepa Dynasplint
Jake Quimby Stevenson University Learning Beyond
Kat Slavikas Cima Talent Management
Sydney Stoner Cima Talent Management
Alex Tringali Straight Up Marketing
Ashleigh Wagner Stevenson University Marketing/PR
Charles Wilson Cima Talent Management
Kayla Wilson University of Maryland School of Law
Catherine Winchester Walters Art Museum

Business Communication sophomore Julia Tucker will sing the National Anthem for the national tour of the Monster Jam show at the Verizon Center in Washington, DC, on January 27 (for the 7:30 p.m. show) and 28 (for both the 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. shows). This is the second year she has been invited to sing. Julia also often sings at various Mustang sporting events at Stevenson as well. Congratulations, Julia! (Photograph from http://catonsvillecelebrations.org/national-anthem.php).

Congratulations to Ms. Julie Wagner’s Event Planning and Publicity class for their very successful “Meet Your Major” event held on Tuesday evening, Dec. 6, in the Rockland Banquet Room. Alums joined current students, faculty, and administrators for an evening of delicious desserts, entertaining games, and invigorating networking opportunities. Below, clockwise from top left, Meredith Thompson, Stephanie Hilton and Breana Anderson chat with Joan Pugh from First Federal Financial Credit Union, one of the event’s sponsors; class members Katie Foster, Michele Lotz, Ashleigh Wagner and Andy Gepert; the sponsor’s table; class members Ashley Beam, Christina Kemp, Bridgitte Keimig, Amy Henricks and Mandy Stark eye the goodies table; Markie Britton joins alums Bill Ritson and Stacy Reed; faculty members Stephanie Verni and Heather Harris participate with Andy Gepert in an icebreaker.

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