Anna Gurley just finished her last semester at Western Carolina University. Some of her earliest memories were in her mother's classroom. Now, as she goes out into the world to blaze her own trail, she'll have a classroom of her own where her passion for science will impact future students.
Holiday video from Iowa State University.
Our content manager and I had full creative control of this video -- we wrote the script together and I storyboarded visuals for 15, 30 and 60-second versions of an updated About Us video. I was able to efficiently make these three videos by using a lot of existing footage from our video archive. The 60-second version, presented here, is my favorite of the three and was the first new About Us video for the university in 6 years and one that is more in line with our Strategic Plan 2027.
The ways we feel excluded from the dominant culture can have us navigate certain margins, whether visible or invisible. Navigating Spaces is a video series that allows students and alumni to talk openly and candidly about those margins and how they found a sense of belonging as they navigated their Lafayette experience.
A short promotional video highlighting the Klamath Community College Auto-Diesel Technology program.
Recruitment video for the College of Business and Aviation at Fairmont State University:
https://vimeo.com/823074001?share=copy
2023 marks the 30th year of a student trip that professor Rob Heller in the School of Journalism & Media at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville created. He takes his advanced photojournalism students to LaFollette, Tennessee to document life in a small town. Over the years he has developed an impressive archive of a changing small town and its residents, and has impacted the lives of hundreds of students.
Anna Gurley is finishing her last semester at Western Carolina University. She shares the story of her journey to becoming a secondary science education major and what she loves most about teaching her students.
Annual gifts are essential to essential to ensuring students like Valery Lopez ’24 have access to hands-on experiences and opportunities that help prepare them for a successful future.
Announcing the naming of a new dorm and highlighting the life of the college's oldest living alum and first black woman to graduate from the college as the dorm's name sake.