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The School of Journalism and Mass Communication went all out for Mass Comm week. Unfortunately I was only able to attend one panel this year due to a conference I had to attend the rest of the week. The panel
This mass comm week I attended three different speakers. The first speaker I attended was Trisha Espinoza, vice president with BET, and she spoke about programming and the competition with streaming. To start of I really enjoyed knowing she is
At Mass Comm Week, I was able to see Evan Smith, Editor and CEO of the Texas Tribune and David Brindley, Managing Editor of National Geographic. Both professionals were incredibly inspiring and touched a similar things. One thing that
I love Mass Comm Week. It always happens right at the perfect time in the semester. Right when you’re burned out and exhausted and starting to wonder if you actually hate communication/digital media/learning/everyone, Mass Comm week comes around and a)
For Mass Comm Week this year, I was fortunate enough to attend two panels. The first on Monday was Entrepreneurial thinking: Habits you need to unlock your career and change the world. It featured Chris Perez, CEO of Left/Right Media and publisher
Mass Comm Week was such a fun experience. I’m embarrassed to say this but I had only ever attended one talk in the four years I’ve been at Texas State. The best part was that I walked out of every
This was my first time attending Mass Comm week, and I was only able to attend two events. However, I found them both interesting and inspiring. I left both panels excited for my future possibilities. The first panel I attended
This years Mass Comm Week is the first one that I’ve gone to. I went to three different panels and I enjoyed them all. Next year I will definitely make it to more of the panels. Each different panel has
Mass Comm Week is always one of my favorite events of the year. This year, I was able to attend only one panel because I ended up getting sick (half my staff is sick and it’s literally terrible), but the
I was able to attend two different panels this week. One was with Trisha Espinoza who is VP of programming for BET and a recorded skype interview Bharati Naik who works at CNN. I was very awestruck at the paths both
