The Reed College of Media and College of Creative Arts will merge to form the new WVU College of Creative Arts and Media as of July 1, 2024. Get details.
Halley Kurtz |
Big 12 rivals West Virginia University and the University of Oklahoma may compete on the football field, but they’re collaborating in the classroom to help solve a national problem impacting both of their states disproportionately.
Read Full Article: WVU and OU partner for women’s incarceration investigative journalism project
Allyson Kennedy |
Seventeen high school students from six states joined the College of Media for a three-day Sports and Adventure Media Camp at the end of June.
Read Full Article: College of Media hosts camp for high school students
Allyson Kennedy |
Eleina Elachkar (BSJ, 2014) discovered her dream career as a publicist not long after graduatingfrom the College of Media. She currently works for Cinetic Media, a film-focused PR and marketing firm in New York City, specializing in Indie films and documentaries such as “I, Tonya,” “Moonlight,” “Boyhood” and “Icarus.” Elachkar assists with film campaigns by pitching to the press, creating and organizing press materials, running press screenings and press days with talent, representing films at festivals and managing red carpets. Previously, she worked as a publicist at the Tribeca Film Festival and FRANK PR.
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