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Monthly Archives: October 2016
Job Shadow: Major Joy Staab, public affairs
By Kelsey O’Connor Major Joy Staab is a Public Affairs Officer in the Wisconsin Army National Guard(WIARNG), the commander of the 112th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment (MPAD), and the previous deputy director of public affairs for the WIARNG. She has been … Continue reading
Posted in #UWEauClaire, Blog Post, Broadcast Journalism, cj 222, CJ222, Digtal Media, Education, job shadow, Journalism, Media, public relations, Uncategorized
Tagged blog, Changes, relationships, work, writing
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Job shadowing City Pages Clubs Editor Erik Thompson
By Samantha West When Erik Thompson was younger, he never imagined he’d someday be interviewing the musicians he grew up listening to. Since becoming Clubs Editor at the Minneapolis-based alternative weekly City Pages in 2009, that’s exactly what he’s gotten … Continue reading
Posted in CJ222, job shadow, Uncategorized
Tagged City Pages, CJ222, Entertainment writing, Erik Thompson, Job Shadow, music
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Supermodels and female athletes on the receiving end of sexist media
By Emilee Wentland When journalists report the news, they are supposed to do it in a way that is unbiased. Unfortunately, some reporters have trouble doing this. Many news stories are sexist. Everyone has opinions, but when someone is reporting … Continue reading
Posted in CJ222, Journalism, Media
Tagged chicago tribune, Corey Cogdell, daily mail, daily mail uk, Gigi Hadid, headlines, internet, Journalism, Media, News, Sexism, sexist headlines, sexist media, technology, tweets, Twitter
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Job shadow: Amanda Obenhoffer, graphic designer
By Angel Vang From creating posters and booklets to coupons and banners, university graphics designer, Amanda Obenhoffer, from the Integrated Marketing Communications Department, has been creating content for the university for almost six years now. Obenhoffer received both her Bachelor of Fine Arts from UW-Eau Claire. She … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Education, Feature Story, Graphic Design, job shadow, Journalism
Tagged Art, career, Graphic Design, Job Shadow, Journalism, UWEC
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Job Shadow of Dean Kallenbach
By Ke Jin Broadcasting Journalism is a career that I have been dreaming about. I have wanted to work with public radio from the time I was in elementary school. In this case, I contacted Wisconsin Public Radio (WPR), and … Continue reading
Posted in #UWEauClaire, Broadcast Journalism, CJ222, job shadow, radio, Uncategorized, Wisconsin Public Radio
Tagged Journalism, radio
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Job Shadow: Leader-Telegram Reporter Julian Emerson
By Nicole Bellford Leader-Telegram reporter Julian Emerson walked me through what he considers a “day in the life” of a print journalist on Sept. 30. Emerson, a University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire alum, said that he didn’t hesitate when he made … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Post, CJ222, Education, Investigative journalism, job shadow, Journalism, Social Media
Tagged CJ222, interviews, Job Shadowing, Julian Emerson, Leader Telegram
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Job Shadow: Jay Edenborg, public affairs director, Mayo Clinic
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire alumni Jay Edenborg has been working at the Mayo Clinic Health System as the director of public affairs for eight and a half years now. “I like the variety of things I get to do,” Edenbourg … Continue reading
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Job Shadow: Julian Emerson, Leader-Telegram Reporter
By Emilee Wentland Leader-Telegram reporter and University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire alum Julian Emerson gave me some insight on being a journalist in today’s world. Julian Emerson has worked at the Leader-Telegram in Eau Claire for 21 years, including the two-and-a-half years he … Continue reading
Posted in #UWEauClaire, Education, job shadow, Journalism, Uncategorized
Tagged Leader Telegram, reporter
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Job Shadowing Nickolas Butler
By Tanner Mantel To some, being an author may not seem like a very realistic career path. Few writers are recognized for their work, let alone nationally – or internationally. When this success is achieved it’s a very exciting thing, … Continue reading
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