Jenna Stewart
2023
Staying in West Virginia wasn’t part of Jenna Stewart’s post-college plan, but advice and opportunities provided by mentors in the WVU Reed College of Media have helped the Fairmont native find her calling in the Mountain State.
Staying in West Virginia wasn’t part of Jenna Stewart’s post-college plan, but advice and opportunities provided by mentors in the WVU Reed College of Media have helped the Fairmont native find her calling in the Mountain State.
Journalism student Bailee Tucker is a lifelong Mountaineer fan who now watches games from the sidelines.
MSJ student Tolulope Olasoji entered Lagos State University in Nigeria with a goal to pursue a career in banking, but he left a journalist.
Natalie Perrin hopes to one day represent the United States at the Olympics. As the only freshman on the West Virginia University rifle team and with a pair of Junior Olympic gold medals under her belt, she’s well on her way to accomplishing that goal.
Ryan Wagner’s path has been far from traditional – college, L.A. film internship, U.S. Army, more college, broadcast media career – but that is par for the course for someone who seeks out and attacks challenges with the gusto of a fighter in the ring.
Read Army vet IMC student never backs down from a challenge:
For newly-minted Reed College of Media alums Aaliyah Wilkerson (M.S. IMC, 2020) and Douglas Soule (BSJ, 2020), graduating during a pandemic didn’t mean waiting to see what would happen next; instead, they helped their communities through it.
For many college students, summer break is a time to relax and recharge. But College of Media rising junior Timmy Eads won’t have a single day off.
For most people, a trip to an amusement park is an annual summer tradition. For Dan Dipiazzo , a College of Media Data Marketing Communications (DMC) graduate student, it’s just a day on the job.