Alumni Notes

2016 Advertising/Public Relations

is an account executive at DKC based in the agency's sports group.

Note Posted: October 24, 2018

1975 Journalism

for the third year in a row, Ron Regan and Kelly (Tabay) Hainer (1998) have been part of a team recognized with a regional Emmy Award. Regan and Hainer were recognized with the Lower Great Lakes Region Emmy for the News Special "Who Killed Kaitlyn?" In addition, Hainer was part of the team awarded the Continuing Coverage Emmy for its work on the series "Broken Roads, Broken Systems," which exposes deficiencies in how Cleveland maintains its streets. Regan was awarded with the Emmys for Health & Science story and for Journalistic Enterprise.

Note Posted: September 28, 2018

1998 Journalism

for the third year in a row, Kelly (Tabay) Hainer and Ron Regan (1975) have been part of a team recognized with a regional Emmy Award. Hainer and Regan were recognized with the Lower Great Lakes Region Emmy for the News Special "Who Killed Kaitlyn?" In addition, Hainer was part of the team awarded the Continuing Coverage Emmy for its work on the series "Broken Roads, Broken Systems," which exposes deficiencies in how Cleveland maintains its streets. Regan was awarded with the Emmys for Health & Science story and for Journalistic Enterprise.

Note Posted: September 28, 2018

1998 Telecommunications

placed in the top 30 of the Scriptapalooza Screenwriting Contest and is a finalist in the Los Angeles International Screenplay competition with the screenplay "Something Old Something New..

Note Posted: September 28, 2018

2007 Film-Video

was promoted to associate director of pricing and planning at Fox Sports Ad Sales.

Note Posted: August 24, 2018

1979 Journalism

contributed to his fourth Chicken Soup for the Soul book, "The Power of Yes!" Weber, who previously wrote an inspirational biography, "Pink Lips and Fingertips," is a writer for Gartner, the world's leading research and advisory company, and is based in Fort Myers, Florida.

Note Posted: August 22, 2018

2013 Advertising/Public Relations

is assistant athletic director of marketing for Rutgers University Athletics.

Note Posted: July 25, 2018

1986 Journalism

was named director of athletics for the University of Alaska Anchorage. Myford takes his 30-plus years in professional and collegiate sports to the UAA Seawolves, where he will oversee the 13-sport program. His career included serving as Penn State’s associate athletic director for business relations and communications from 2004-2013, as well as executive roles with the Detroit Pistons, Tampa Bay Lightning and IMG College. Myford begins his duties July 31.

Note Posted: July 15, 2018

2004 Film-Video

was promoted to director, live action visual effects at Lucasfilm with a focus on television content.

Note Posted: July 11, 2018

2008 Journalism

is a communications specialist for the Pennsylvania Auditor General, Eugene A. DePasquale.

Note Posted: July 4, 2018

1991 Journalism

was recognized among the first-ever SPOKEies award winners. The SPOKEies honors the best in-house spokespeople representing brands, non-profits and corporations. Goldman was named the winner in the Corporate Sports category for his work as the head of marketing and sponsorship for the Marine Corps Marathon (MCM) in Washington, D.C., where he also serves as the organization's spokesperson. The MCM routinely ranks as one of the largest marathons in both, the country and the world, welcoming more than 30,000 runners annually.

Note Posted: July 4, 2018

1968 Journalism

has authored The Self-Employment Survival Guide: Proven Strategies to Succeed as Your Own Boss, published by Rowman & Littlefield.

Note Posted: June 29, 2018