TEDxStCloud will take place on Oct. 10 at the Paramount Center for the Arts, featuring multiple speakers with SCSU ties to share “ideas worth spreading.”
The six-speaker lineup features Biology professor Marina Cetkovic-Cvrlje and former American Indian Center director Jim Knutson-Kolodzne.
SCSU alumna Anna Behning has been named a Sportscasters Talent Agency of America (STAA) All-American, which annually recognizes the most outstanding collegiate radio and TV sports broadcasters.
Behning graduated in May with a degree in Mass Communications and was a top-six finisher for the coveted Jim Nantz Award, presented to the top collegiate broadcaster by STAA since 2009.
St. Cloud State University’s Department of Mass Communications welcomed students to take part in the departments first Fall Fest on Oct. 20, an exclusive job and internship fair for SCSU students.
Mass Communications students in creative media productions, journalism, strategic communications and more networked with alumni and industry partners during Fall Fest held in the Department of Mass Communications Studios within Stewart Hall, learning more about their organization and employment opportunities available within the career field.
St. Cloud State University hosted prospective students interested in a career in television or radio broadcasting on campus Sept. 28 for the annual Be the Broadcaster event.
Be the Broadcaster offered students and their families the opportunity to visit campus, learn more about SCSU’s award-winning broadcasting program and tour the state-of-the-art facilities on campus.
A St. Cloud State University student and alumna earned national recognition over the summer for their work publishing or broadcasting during 2022.
Aiden Farrell and Nyah Adams, both Mass Communications students who took part in UTVS and Husky Productions at SCSU, were among 61 students from 37 universities across the United States and Canada to be recognized as national winners during the Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence National Awards in June.
A former longtime Station Manager of KVSC, a student-run educational and community-based public radio station licensed to St. Cloud State University, recently received a lifetime achievement award for all she has done for the industry over the years.
Jo McMullen-Boyer, who retired as KVSC Station Manager in April after 31 years in that role, was awarded the lifetime achievement award at the annual Ampers meeting in June.
A St. Cloud State University Mass Communications student was recognized as one of the most outstanding collegiate radio and TV sports broadcasters in the country in May.
Junior Anna Behning, who works with Husky Productions and is a News Sports Anchor with UTVS, received 2023 All-American Honorable Mention recognition by the Sportscasters Talent Agency of America (STAA) All-America Program, which recognizes the top collegiate sportscasters each spring.
St. Cloud State University’s Husky Productions has earned even more national recognition. The student-run organization was recently named a finalist for four Sports Video Group (SVG) awards during the 2023 awards process.
Since 2006, Husky Productions has earned 14 SVG awards and will find out if it will be adding to that list when the award winners are announced on May 31 during an awards presentation at the SVG College Summit in Atlanta.
St. Cloud State University celebrated its latest wave of graduates over six ceremonies during Spring 2023 Commencement on May 5.
About 1,077 students out of 1,259 total graduates participated in Commencement ceremonies throughout the day.
St. Cloud State University’s Lilly Marohn recently won a regional scholarship at the Student Production Awards – National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Upper Midwest Foundation.
The Mass Communications and Journalism major was awarded the Ulysses Carlini Media Scholarship, receiving $1,500 for tuition and books for the fall semester.
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