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Alumna Spotlight - Kat Karney, BSC '09
July 2, 2020
Kat Karney, BSC '09, works as senior vendor manager for Progressive Insurance in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Former WOUB Student Directs PBS “A Capitol Fourth”
July 2, 2020In his more than 30 years working on the production of A Capitol Fourth for PBS, former WOUB student Paul Miller says 2020 has been an unusual year. Miller is the director of the annual July 4th program and also directs the PBS broadcast of the National Memorial Day Concert. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the traditional live A Capitol Fourth will not be held on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol. Instead, this year’s concert performances were pre-taped without a live audience.
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Josh Antonuccio named MDIA School director
July 2, 2020Antonuccio plans to continue and expand the school's portfolio of experiential learning opportunities for students.
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ESPN Crewing Supervisor Found Her Voice at WOUB
July 1, 2020When 33-year old Kim Kanner started volunteering at WOUB as a student in 2004, she wasn’t quite sure what she wanted to do. She just knew she wanted to work on the production side of television. Kanner is now the crewing supervisor for the Remote Operations Department at ESPN and has been working at ESPN for 12 years.
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The power of the Bobcat network: A guest blog post from alumna Julie Brown, BSJ ’11
July 1, 2020Julie Brown, BSJ '11, is a senior public relations and social media specialist for The Adcom Group in Cleveland, Ohio. She reached out with the story of hiring two Scripps interns in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.Read More -
Staying Local Series: Morgan (Spung) West, BSC '15
June 30, 2020Ohio University Scripps College of Communication alumna Morgan (Spung) West, BSC '15, works as a business decision analyst for Memorial Health System in Marietta, Ohio.Read More -
Staying Local Series: Lenny Eliason, BSC ’77, MPA ’02
June 22, 2020Lenny Eliason, BSC ’77, MPA ’02, serves as an Athens County commissioner. The Cleveland native is proud to call Athens his home.Read More