Coming to a close

The academic school year has officially come to a close at Waynesburg University; therefore, this blog will be on a bit of a hiatus until students return to campus in the fall.

Keep an eye out for the witty quotes, creative events and conference updates that are sure to be posted soon.

Thanks for a great year!

SPJ seniors

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The first graduating class of Waynesburg University Society of Professional Journalist seniors are (from left) Angela Wadding, Amanda Wishner, Kyle Edwards and Sarah Bell. All four SPJ seniors are communication majors with an emphasis in print journalism. They graduate on May 19.
We wish our seniors the best of luck in all of their future endeavors; they will be missed.

Yearbook picture

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Don’t worry. The picture of the SPJ members that will actually appear in the Mad Anthony, Waynesburg University’s yearbook, is both beautiful and serious.

Even though we’re a professional organization, sometimes goofing around makes for a better environment – right?

So, here we are – the first group of Waynesburg SPJ members (in all our glory).

Update

The last couple weeks have been hectic, but good, in the Department of Communication. We only have three weeks of classes left, so everyone is scrambling to get projects, papers and assignments done at the last minute.

The Waynesburg chapter of SPJ is holding elections for 2013-2014 officers on Monday, April 15. The new officers will be posted shortly after.

Four SPJ members and our adviser will be traveling to the region one conference. The university’s newspaper, the Yellow Jacket, won a Mark of Excellence Award through SPJ – the SPJ members attending the conference and receiving the award are also on the Yellow Jacket staff.

Four senior SPJ members reflected on their internship experiences during a presentation last night.

More coming soon!

Step one

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Waynesburg University Society of Professional Journalists President Sarah Bell hands paperwork to Jan Teagarden, secretary of communication and English, to send to SPJ’s national headquarters. Sending this information was the first step in getting our campus chapter approved.

At this point, our chapter already had more than 15 members dedicated to joining upon approval, as well as a faculty adviser. Our chapter was officially approved by both the national SPJ and Waynesburg University on Dec. 21, 2012.