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Hoping you'll tune in later today! ❤
Hi guys! I'm having a show tomorrow on the radio station! Send in your voice audios of questions or just message them! I'll answer as many as I can live tomorrow! (Here's the link http://wgmuradio.com/listen-live/ (please send questions in or else Cupid will find me please help))
Student Media has posted Mason Day Retrospective: 1990-2012. Relive your favorite Mason Day. Share if you wish! https://youtu.be/sZKRwlDoMsY
Listen at 12:35 Saturday for a rebroadcast of the WGMU Alumni Show (featuring several alums from the '80's and '90's) from February 22.Then stick around for the Mason men's basketball season finale versus Fordham!
You can listen on wgmuradio.com, the Tunein app or the Mobile Mason app.
Terrific George Mason Homecoming at WGMU! Five WGMU alums - Ed Pardue ‘92 (former program director), Sharon Hoffmann Pardue (WGMU News Director), Paul Thomas ‘86 (Program Director), Mark Riddell ‘91 (Production Director and Promotions Director), Tim Haller ‘91 (former Assistant Program Director) and Ted Arnn ‘93 (Music Director) - produces an hour of songs from the 80’s and 90’s and great conversation! WGMU will re-air this show next weekend (details coming). Thanks to our alums for a great time!
Article on former WGMU PD and Mason student....http://voyagela.com/interview/meet-jesse-robinson-jesse-robinson-west-hollywood/?fbclid=IwAR1X1blYpheUJ8eDbhJDc9KsafySbUkrbZqhSDILjFmMtaU3o568VzWSJSU
If you know of a worthy Comm grad (either earning an undergrad or grad degree in Comm), please nominate that individual! Please share with others who wish to nominate a deserving Comm grad. https://alumni.gmu.edu/s/1564/GID2/16/interior.aspx?sid=1564&gid=2&pgid=4704&cid=11657&post_id=0
Nominate an outstanding Mason alumnus who earned an undergraduate or a graduate degree in Communication for recognition by the George Mason University Department of Communication! By completing this nomination form you enable the Department of Communication faculty awards committee to review nominee...
Here is the latest news from the Department of Communication. Please pass along. https://communication.gmu.edu/articles/13633
Honoring the WGMU women’s basketball play-by-play voice for the last two years.
Call the game.
A Washington Post perspective about Mason. I’m so privileged to have taught here for 25 years. https://www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/local/no-bribery-needed-to-go-to-george-mason-a-university-of-strivers-not-schemers/2019/03/14/823c9e30-463c-11e9-90f0-0ccfeec87a61_story.html
The admissions scandal looks especially absurd to students attending this affordable and diverse state university in Northern Virginia. Here’s why.
Enjoy this article about the Mason pep band!
Members of George Mason's Green Machine pep band share what it's like to perform with an eye condition.
Enjoy reading about WGMU alum Jackie Reed in the latest Student Media newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/79b638d4d0cf/student-media-weekly-newsletter-2957929
Jackie is currently the social and partnerships intern at NPR Music. She also contributes to 9:30 Club’s blog, Half-Past, volunteers at WAMU 88.5 FM (D.C.’s NPR member station), and has worked with Made in the District magazine and Arlington Independent Media.
The game-winning shot from Sunday called by WGMU staffer Zach Hamilton on ESPN+.
Nicole Cardaño-Hillary's game-winning, buzzer-beating 3-pointer vs. Dayton yesterday was No. 3 on SportsCenter's Top Plays!
The sophomore finished with 21 points as the Patriots knocked off Dayton 54-51!
In case you missed the big Mason news on the new robots...https://www2.gmu.edu/news/574036
With 37,000 students from all 50 states and 130 countries and a residential population of more than 6,000 students Mason is a vibrant and dynamic community of scholars.
Another look at the Robinson “A” wing tear down, with detail on the full campus project and some video. https://www2.gmu.edu/news/573961
With 37,000 students from all 50 states and 130 countries and a residential population of more than 6,000 students Mason is a vibrant and dynamic community of scholars.
Say goodbye to Robinson Hall “A” wing. A new, 6-story Robinson opens in 2021. Anyone have classes in A wing?
Please read this article about WGMU's current General Manager. https://spirit.gmu.edu/2018/11/wgmus-first-female-gm/
Criminology, law and society major Sasha Toophanie loves music and radio, so, as a freshman, she joined WGMU. She started at Mason’s student-run station as an assistant to the music director. Two years later, she made some history when she was named WGMU’s first female general manager.
Attention George Mason Communication alumni: If you know of a noteworthy Comm alum (either earned an undergraduate or a graduate Comm degree), please nominate that person using the link below. Deadline is January 5. Please message me if you have questions. https://alumni.gmu.edu/s/1564/GID2/16/interior.aspx?sid=1564&gid=2&pgid=3883&cid=9835&post_id=0
Nominate an outstanding Mason alumnus who earned an undergraduate or a graduate degree in Communication for recognition by the George Mason University Department of Communication! By completing this nomination form you enable the Department of Communication faculty awards committee to review nominee...
Please read the latest newsletter from George Mason Student Media...https://mailchi.mp/f0a26d50a7de/student-media-weekly-newsletter-2922049 You can also subscribe to the newsletter at studentmedia.gmu.edu.
Over the years, WGMU has changed the top student leader. position. We have had female program directors, but never a female general manager. Please enjoy reading about this our bright, young student leader (a criminal justice major).
With 34,000 students from all 50 states and 130 countries and a residential population of more than 6,000 students Mason is a vibrant and dynamic community of scholars.
Feature on a current player on the Mason women's team, doing quite well this season.
Great feature on women's basketball graduate student Natalie Butler in the Washington Post! Dan Steinberg writes about Butler's journey back home and her impact this season with the Patriots as she leads the country in rebounding (15.2 rpg) and is tied for the most double-doubles (17) in the country!
Hope you can join us!
Join Student Media as we celebrate the work of our five outstanding student-run literary journals that showcase the best in creativity and scholarship that Mason has to offer. Enjoy live music and FREE refreshments as you network with students and faculty.
Article on the Society of Professional Journalists on the Mason campus...https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1877616052519953&id=100008147289498
Journalism involvement on campus usually means writing for the Fourth Estate, anchoring for Mason Cable Network, or hosting a radio show on WGMU. These opportunities provide valuable experience, but professional journalism life can be very different.
GEORGE MASON COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT SEEKS EMPLOYERS TO TAKE PART IN MARCH 21 CAREER FAIR ON FAIRFAX CAMPUS
Opportunity for Companies to Meet Top Students Entering Workforce
(Fairfax, VA) — The Communication Career Fair will take place March 21, 2017 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Dewberry Hall at the GMU Fairfax Campus’s Johnson Center, 4400 University Dr, Fairfax, VA 22030.
Sponsored by the University’s Communication Department and organized by the local chapter of Public Relations Student Society of America, this annual event is a great opportunity for students and employers to network. Companies from the public relations, marketing, advertising, media production and journalism sectors are being sought. Previous years’ participants have included Focused Image, Edelman DC, MediaDC, Washington Wizards, Northern Virginia Magazine, and many more great companies.
Both employers and students interested in participating are invited to contact the Department of Communication for more information. Students are not required to pre-register for the event, but must dress professionally – and are encouraged to bring several copies of their resumes or business cards. In addition to researching companies prior to the career fair, students are advised to consult in advance with University Career Services for advice on basic networking and interviewing skills, and guidance in tailoring resumes and cover letters to specific job postings. Walk-in appointments with Career Services for the marketing and public relations industry are Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
For additional information, please contact Megan Edmondson, Undergraduate Program Coordinator at [email protected]
Congratulations to Jennifer Brown (Perna), a one-time WGMU on-air personality (Jenn-Jenn!) and WGMU Summer Radio Camp teacher. A 2006 Communication grad, Jenn has earned the Prince William County Middle School Teacher of the Year award! She teaches ESOL (grades 6 through 8) at Graham Park Middle School in Triangle, VA. We are proud of her work now as much as we were then. The world is a better place with Jenn in it.
WGMU is an active partner with several George Mason University departments. Here is an interview aired on Science Friday on NPR. WGMU provided a studio and technical support for Mason Comm professor Ed Maibach to be part of the interview. http://www.sciencefriday.com/segments/whats-the-best-way-to-convince-a-climate-change-denier/
More data doesn't seem to change minds, but focusing on solutions might help.
In case you have not read this article, here is an interview with two of our current student hosts...https://www2.gmu.edu/focused-your-future/sounding-off-professional-sports
While you are planning for Thanksgiving, tune in to WGMU for George Mason men's basketball! Today at 1:30 the Patriots play the Bradley Braves in the Gulf Coast Showcase. And Happy Thanksgiving! http://wgmuradio.com
While you are planning for Thanksgiving, tune in for George Mason men's basketball! The Patriots are playing the Bradley Braves in the Gulf Coast Showcase on WGMU! And Happy Thanksgiving! http://wgmuradio.com
Music. Going forward.
Enjoy reading this article about a popular WGMU student-produced show. https://www2.gmu.edu/news/304831
Hopefully you have seen the last two George Mason Student Media Newsletters posted to this page. This month, the Newsletter wants to hear from you! Tell us what you are doing, a great student media experience you had while here at Mason and how Student Media has shaped your career and/or life. Please e-mail Student Media Asst Director, Marketing & Communication Jason Hartsel at [email protected] and share your memory!
Here is the latest Student Media Newsletter. Enjoy! http://us2.campaign-archive2.com/?u=5ee9527355985f1783d2c3836&id=5e2d51853d&e=e7404e6a52
I'll be posting the Student Media newsletter weekly for the balance of the semester. You'll learn more about WGMU and the other student media orgs at George Mason! http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=5ee9527355985f1783d2c3836&id=4b3d66be7f&e=e7404e6a52
Ethnic diversity is reflected in the more than 10 languages spoken by the dining staff every day as food is produced and consumed. Staff members are originally from the United States, Spain, Guana, the Dominican Republic, China, Vietnam and other countries all over the world. Click here to read the…
Basketball on a snowy day! George Mason vs. St. Joseph's in the Women's Atlantic 10 Tournament Quarterfinals today at 4:15 on wgmuradio.com! You can also listen on your smartphone: Use the RadioFlag app.
WGMU has men's basketball tonight (vs GW) at 6:45. Then at 4:15 tomorrow, Mason vs St. Joseph's in the Women's A10 Tournament Quarterfinals! Be listening!
Mason Men's basketball vs Rhode Island now on wgmuradio.com!
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