Advertising Club

President | Micah Anderson
micahanderson2021@yahoo.com

Faculty Advisor | E. Lincoln James
eljames@wsu.edu

The advertising club is a great way for students to come together and explore their interest in the field of advertising. Whether you are an advertising major, business major, or any other major for that matter, you are more than welcome to come join the fun. Ad Club meets once a week (place & time TBA on the Ad Club Board on the second floor of Murrow and through Club e-mail). During the meetings we discuss issues such as our annual/semester trip to different advertising agencies, fundraisers and clothing designs for certain Washington State events. By being a part of the Advertising Club you will also be a member of the American Advertising Federation, a nation wide organization that helps people find jobs, internships and even scholarships. Come join Washington State University Advertising Club and get ready for a great time. For more information, including meeting time/location, please e-mail: wsuadclub@yahoo.com

Meeting times: Tuesday evenings
Location: Murrow East 307
Time: 5:00 - 7:00 PM

AWC

Association for
Women in Communication

President | Samantha Jacobsen
sjacobsen@mail.wsu.edu

Vice President | Mia Sumic
msumic@wsu.edu

Faculty Advisor | Roberta Kelly
rkelly@mail.wsu.edu

The Association for Women in Communications is a professional organization that champions the advancement of women across all communications disciplines since 1909. It recognizes excellence, promotes leadership and positions members at the forefront of the evolving communications era. Today, the association is also accepting men for membership.

The Washington States University chapter helps prepare women for the field through organizing job shadows and guest speakers. It also emphasizes community service, participating in such programs as the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life. The WSU AWC has been honored again this year as Outstanding Chapter in the Nation and received the Outstanding Fundraiser Award. The WSU AWCC chapter has been recognized nationally nine times for excellence, including Outstanding Chapter in the Nation.

Cable 8

Dan Johnson | President /General Manager - djohnsoncoug@yahoo.com

Kanale Rhoden | Vice President of Television - kanale_rhoden@hotmail.com

Julian Sterbick-Myers | Vice President of Special Projects - jsterbick-myers@mail.wsu.edu

Emily Luty | Chief Financial Officer /Personnel Manager - emily_luty@mail.wsu.edu

Margaret Russo | Vice President of Marketing & Alumni Affairs - mrusso@wsu.com

Marvin Marcelo | Faculty Advisor - mmarcelo@wsu.edu

Yevgeniya Solodovnika | Graduate Assistant - solodovnikova@wsu.edu

Cable 8 Productions, Washington State University’s award-winning student run television station, gives students the opportunity to apply their skills to create, produce, direct, and air their own original programs.  Students gain extensive hands-on experience in television production, operations, sales, promotion, and management. 

Students working on Cable 8 programs will use a wide variety of field and studio equipment including: DV Cameras, Sony Optical video disk recorders, Avid and Final Cut Pro editing systems.

Whether you want to produce a documentary, direct a music video, or just want to be part of our awesome sales department, Cable 8 is always on the lookout for energetic, dedicated, and creative people!  No experience is necessary, and all majors are welcome.

For more information, visit:www.cable8.org

Society of Professional Journalists

President | Caitlin Scott
caitlinscott5@yahoo.com

The goal of the WSU Chapter of SPJ is to provide opportunities for students to participate in broadcast and print journalism-related activities on and off campus, develop relevant skills, network with professional journalists, and get internships and jobs. Founded in 1909 as Sigma Delta Chi, SPJ promotes the free flow of information vital to a well-informed citizenry; works to inspire and educate the next generation of journalists; and protects First Amendment guarantees of freedom of speech and press. The national organization has a membership of 10,000 journalists across the country.

For more information, visit our website: www.spj.org/washstu

KUGR

President | Andrea Sullivan
kugr_gm@gmail.com

Faculty Advisor | Glenn Johnson
galjohns@wsu.edu

Faculty Advisor | Doug Blanks Hindman
dhindman@mail.wsu.edu

KUGR is an on-campus radio station that provides local and worldwide listeners with a wide variety of rock music. Our signal is heard over the local cable grid at 95.1 on campus and over the World Wide Web from our Web site. KUGR is operated by a Board of Directors that is selected annually. Day-to-day operations at KUGR are done by our numerous on-air personalities from the WSU campus. The on-air personalities have a wide taste for rock music and are from many different degree options at WSU. KUGR also features hourly news during the day from the BDCST 365 – News and Public Affairs for Radio class on campus. We also have a strong sports department which includes many live broadcasts from volleyball to baseball. KUGR is open to all WSU students and encourages them to sign up for shows.

NSAC

National Student Advertising Competition

Faculty Advisor | Dan Petek
dpetek@wsu.edu

The National Student Advertising Competition (NSAC) for 2006 is an integrated market communications plan for Yahoo, the web portal. Washington State University will compete with 141 colleges/universities nationwide to develop a campaign targeting 13-17 year olds in an effort to increase overall unique visits/participation in Yahoo.

Our Edward R. Murrow School of Communications team representing Washington State University consists of eleven (11) students who were selected on the basis of competitive application. The eleven finalists selected are:

PRSSA

Jay Rockey Chapter

2007/2008 Executive Officers

President | Jana Lindsey
Vice President | Justin Dotterweich
Treasurer | Renee Parkins
Secretary | Kirby Pratt
Historian | Heather Karwowski
PR/Marketing Coordinator | JD Bridenbaugh

Faculty Advisor | Stacey Hust
sjhust@wsu.edu

Visit our new website and get involved.

For the 2007/2008 school year, Jay Rockey PRSSA will continue to invite guest speakers but plan on the club being much more than that. We will be having workshops, job shadow opportunities, and will be starting a student-run firm with hopes to get real-life experience publicizing other clubs and organizations on campus. We also will be forming committees to aid in fundraising and hope to allow members to form their own committees as they see fit. A main goal this year is to improve networking with alumni and professionals in the field in order to be more prepared for internships and graduation. Our email address is wsumurrowprssa@yahoo.com

RTNDA

Radio Television News Director Association

Faculty Advisor | Glenn Johnson
galjohns@wsu.edu

Faculty Advisor | Betsy Krueger
kruegere@mail.wsu.edu

Radio Television News Director Association currently has student chapters at 37 colleges and universities in the United States. Founded in 1987, RTNDA's Student Chapter Affiliate Program fosters closer cooperation and improves communication among students, educators and working professionals in radio and television news.

It also gives student members special learning opportunities both in and out of the classroom and instills a commitment to the highest ideals and principles of the practice of electronic journalism. "We are very interested in re-activating this affiliate chapter. See an advisor for details."
Visit website: rtndf.org/membership/students.shtml

Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society

Faculty Advisor | Mary Meares
mmmeares@wsu.edu

Lambda Pi Eta (LPE) is an honor society for students in Organizational Communication, Applied Intercultural Communication, and Communication Studies. LPH represents what Aristotle described in his book, Rhetoric, as the three ingredients of persuasion: Logos (Lambda) meaning logic, Pathos (Pi) relating to emotion, and Ethos (Eta) defined as character credibility and ethics. Nationally, it was founded in 1985 and became an affiliate of the National Communication Association (NCA) in 1988. The WSU Chapter was chartered in 2005. Lambda Pi Eta provides an opportunity for students to get to know other high achieving students and to explore career possibilities in the communication studies majors. Nonmembers and/or potential future members are welcome at LPE events. Members participate in service learning projects, School of Communication events (including helping with the Murrow Symposium), and other activities. To join LPE you must have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 for all courses taken, have a communication studies GPA of at least 3.25, and currently be enrolled as a student in good standing. Members who participate in LPE events can earn points towards an honor cord to be worn at graduation. For more information, including meeting times/location, please email mmmeares@wsu.edu.