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CAS faculty clean up major 2019 university awards
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This award recognizes spirited women of color, particularly those who have been warm and welcoming to others. It is named after Jennie Elder Suel, who received recognition in 1994. Suel volunteered in the Miami and Oxford communities by providing housing, meals, and entertainment for Miami students.
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 William Hall's TV studio was dedicated to alum Rick Ludwin (mass communication, 1970) in a special March ceremony hosted by the Dept of Media, Journalism & Film (MJF) chair Bruce Drushel, other MJF faculty, and former students. During his long and distinguished career at NBC, Rick oversaw late night staples including The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and Saturday Night Live. He also championed notable prime-time series such as Seinfeld and The Office. | |
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 |  Daniela Pierre-Bravo (international studies and marketing, 2012) will speak at the M.I.A.M.I. WOMEN Leadership Symposium about her book, Earn It! Know Your Value and Grow Your Career in Your 20s and Beyond | |  |  |
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- Shane Ankeny (mass communications, 1990) and Laura Nardella (speech communication, 2004) reflect on their participation in Miami's Inside New York program
- Ashley Wilson (foreign policy and diplomacy, 1994) is Vice President and Assistant General Counsel at the Motion Picture Association of America
- Jay Livingston (speech communication, 1994) is now the Chief Marketing Officer for Shake Shack
- John Jesser (mass communications, 1986) was named President, LiveHealth Online and Employer Solutions at American Well
- Chris O'Hara (mass communication, 1997) is Executive Director, Production at ABC Entertainment Marketing
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 | In January, 13 students who had completed at least 1 semester of chemistry joined chemistry faculty Susan Marine and Janet Marshall to learn about and experience the chemistry of art and food in the cities and countryside of Italy. | |  | Journalism students, including first-place winners Ceili Doyle, Kirby Davis, and Julia Plant, were honored at the annual Mark of Excellence competition, sponsored by the Society of Professional Journalists. | |
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