| ALLISON ETHEN (MCPR-2004) joined the International Institute of the Americas as an
agency services coordinator. She plans to start a master's of
organizational leadership degree in the fall. Updated April 2006 |
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| BRIAN KRANS (MCJ-2004) joined the 50,000-circulation Rock Island and Moline, Ill., Dispatch and Argus as a police reporter. In September Brian joined a convoy of Davenport, Iowa, first-responders and city workers as an embedded reporter for a 10-day relief project in the Hurricane Katrina-stricken Gulf region. Earlier he was with the Winona Daily News. At Winona State he had been news editor of the Winonan and president of the campus chapter of the Society for Collegiate Journalists. Updated September 2005 |
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KRISTIN MALONEY (MCPR-2004) joined American Intercontential University Online in Chicago as an admissions adivser. Updated January 2004 |
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| PAUL SLOTH (MCJ-2004) joined the the Racine, Wis., Journal Times as a local governmetn reporter. Earlier he weas with the Lake Geneva, Wis., News. Earlier he was with the Onalaska, Wis., Community News; the Holmen, Wis., Courier; and the Winona Daily News. At Winona State he had been editor of Bravura and features editor of the Winonan. Updated September 2005 |
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TERESA WOODALL (MCPR-2004) joined the Great River Shakespeare Festival in Winona as a publicity intern. Updated June 2004 |
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ADOLPH
BREMER
SCHOLARSHIP
In memory of WSU's first journalism instructor, the Adolph Bremer scholarship recognizes a masscom senior for outstanding work with a $500 annual reward.
To contribute to the endowment that will fund the scholarship in perpetuity, send a check to the WSU Foundation, Somsen Hall, Winona State University, Winona MN 55987.
Note on the check that it is for the Adolph Bremer masscom scholarship. |
EDITOR
JOHN VIVIAN
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