School of Communication & Mass Media
School of Communication and Mass Media

"In the School of Communication and Mass Media, students get the opportunity to have hands-on, real-world experiences during their first year at Northwest. They can be involved in the two radio stations, a television station, converged print and online newspaper, yearbook, online arts and entertainment magazine or video and audio recording studios. Many of these students are eligible to travel to the different national workshops/conventions where the Northwest Missourian and Tower have won Best In Show awards. Sponsorship for these trips would be greatly appreciated to offset the budget of both of these opportunities.

Various, up-to-date equipment is necessary to provide students with relevant profession-based learning opportunities. Donations to Communication and Mass Media help provide cameras, microphones, soundboards, studio renovations, and much more for students to use. Additionally, the Michael Faust Media Lab has 24 state-of-the-art Mac desktops that will be coming up for a refresh next year. The School of Communication and Mass Media has to purchase these computers out of their technology budgets, which greatly reduces the money available for other necessities and equipment."

-Dr. Matt Walker, Director of the School of Communication and Mass Media

$2,400
Professor Carol Miller Academics Challenge
Thanks to the generosity of Professor Carol Miller '79, a proud Northwest graduate, the first 15 donations of $50 or more to Academics will unlock a $2,400 gift.
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Jamie & Gary Hooyman Winner Takes All Challenge
The Academic school with the most donors to their Student Profession-Based Learning Fund, benefiting student hands-on learning opportunities, will receive a $1,000 gift from Dr. Jamie Hooyman, retired Provost of Northwest Missouri State University, and Gary ('20) Hooyman.
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$500
Timothy Carlyle Academics Challenge
The first 10 donations of $10 or more to Academics will unlock a $500 gift from Timothy Carlyle '01, Director of Infrastructure Services at Northwest Missouri State University.
10 Gift Goal
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Ted and Kate Place Opening Sprint Challenge
The area with the most donors between 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. on Tuesday, April 7, will receive an additional gift of $500 from Ted '99 and Kate '99, '00, '08 Place. Ted currently serves as the President of the Northwest Foundation Board of Directors. Ted and Kate's families have cheered at Bearcat games, walked the same sidewalks, and built lasting friendships rooted in Northwest and they hope this gift inspires others to start strong for the university that shaped their story.
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