Tessa double-majored in Communication and Spanish, then went on to American University where she received a Master's Degree in International Communication. Currently, she is the Communications Officer/Web Content Coordinator for The Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. in Washington, D.C.
Tessa double-majored in Communication and Spanish, then went on to American University where she received a Master's Degree in International Communication. Currently, she is the Communications Officer/Web Content Coordinator for The Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. in Washington, D.C.
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Jared and me circa 2007.
So, what are you up to these days?
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It is for that reason that we invite members of the media to campus so we can brief them on what we are doing to prepare for this massive influx of people.
President Br. Norman Hipps, O.S.B. (above) leads the press conference. Behind him (from the left) are...
- Mr. Steve Brown, Director of public safety
- Fr. Paul R. Taylor, O.S.B., executive vice president
- Fr. Anthony Grossi, O.S.B., bookstore manager
- Mr. Larry Hendrick, director of facility management
- Mr. Dan Keeley, executive chef
- Ms. Julia Molnar-Bish, catering director
Of course, I was there recording the comments made by Br. Norman. Fr. Paul (below right) was also kind of enough to do an interview with me and my volunteer assistant for the day, Luke Fetkovich (below middle).
Here is the video I put together from the two clips.
For the complete camp schedule, visit the Steelers official website.
Photos taken by Jack Krall. Visit Flickr to see more from this set.
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Bearcat on the Street 3.0 | Advanced Multimedia Production
The students "on the street" were Carly Marsh, Eric Arbore, Charlie Kurtz, Nick Higgins, Pete McGee, Dillon Monier, Max Schrenk, Krissy Mazzenga, Rory Mitrik, Josh Spellman and DP Harris.
Here is a playlist featuring the series in its entirety.
I call this series version 3.0, because it is the third iteration of the Bearcat on the Street videos.
The series was originally produced in 2009 by students such as Ale Muzika and Sarah Ralutz. Here is one of the more popular episodes produced by them.
The series was revived the following year by students such as Sadie Stresky, Jeremy Smith and Rob DiVincenzo. Take a look back at some of their work.
I hope to continue producing this series as part of my Advanced Multimedia Production course. The videos are at their best when they are made for student by students.
What was your favorite episode?
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