2008 Woodie Awards
NEWS BRIEFS
Issue date: 3/23/06 Section: News
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St. Louis media panelists
A forum entitled "The State of Radio Today" will be held at 12:15 p.m. March 30 in the Emerson Library Conference Room. Frank Absher, St. Louis University journalism instructor, columnist and SJR and St. Louis radio historian, will moderate the event. Bernie Hayes, Webster adjunct communications professor and author of "Death of Black Radio," Dave Ervin, vice president and general manager of KMOX Radio, Annette Bevel, general manager of WILY/WRXX, and Mike Anderson, editor and publisher of http://www.STLMedia.net and former St. Louis radio personality, will be panelists.
'Tuesdays at the OPO'
The Old Post Office Campus will present the first event as part of "Tuesdays at the OPO" at noon March 28. Husband and wife team Col. Joseph Mokwa and Jan Torrisi-Mokwa will be hosting an interactive discussion on leading public and private organizations. This event is free and open to the public, but seating is limited. RSVP to thebridge@webster.edu.
Forensics and Debate team wins 17 honors
Webster University's Forensics and Debate team attended the national Pi Kappa Delta Comprehensive National Tournament over spring break in Gatlinburg, Tenn. Webster competed along with 47 other schools. Students walked away with five 4th place awards, three student awards in the semifinals division, a 2nd place award in after-dinner speaking and a 3rd place award in the pentathalon. The overall team received the 6th place team overall sweepstakes and 5th place for team individual event sweepstakes.
Webster Works Worldwide video now online
A promotional Webster Works Worldwide video is now available for viewing online at http://www.webster.edu/www. A newly-produced WWW brochure will be sent out to nearly 5,000 schools and college presidents around the world. The next WWW will take place Oct. 4, 2006.
A forum entitled "The State of Radio Today" will be held at 12:15 p.m. March 30 in the Emerson Library Conference Room. Frank Absher, St. Louis University journalism instructor, columnist and SJR and St. Louis radio historian, will moderate the event. Bernie Hayes, Webster adjunct communications professor and author of "Death of Black Radio," Dave Ervin, vice president and general manager of KMOX Radio, Annette Bevel, general manager of WILY/WRXX, and Mike Anderson, editor and publisher of http://www.STLMedia.net and former St. Louis radio personality, will be panelists.
'Tuesdays at the OPO'
The Old Post Office Campus will present the first event as part of "Tuesdays at the OPO" at noon March 28. Husband and wife team Col. Joseph Mokwa and Jan Torrisi-Mokwa will be hosting an interactive discussion on leading public and private organizations. This event is free and open to the public, but seating is limited. RSVP to thebridge@webster.edu.
Forensics and Debate team wins 17 honors
Webster University's Forensics and Debate team attended the national Pi Kappa Delta Comprehensive National Tournament over spring break in Gatlinburg, Tenn. Webster competed along with 47 other schools. Students walked away with five 4th place awards, three student awards in the semifinals division, a 2nd place award in after-dinner speaking and a 3rd place award in the pentathalon. The overall team received the 6th place team overall sweepstakes and 5th place for team individual event sweepstakes.
Webster Works Worldwide video now online
A promotional Webster Works Worldwide video is now available for viewing online at http://www.webster.edu/www. A newly-produced WWW brochure will be sent out to nearly 5,000 schools and college presidents around the world. The next WWW will take place Oct. 4, 2006.