When I graduated high school and started on my college journey, the news was probably one of the last industries I thought I would be working in. I had coached gymnastics since I had barely turned 16-years-old and I planned on studying exercise physiology. Two years into school, something started to not feel right. I was feeling lost and had no idea what to change my major to. After taking one communication class for GED credit, I fell in love! Starting out in my communication journey, I was leaning towards digital marketing for a career. However, as I moved from working as a social media manager, to a project manager, I eventually found myself working here at BYU-Idaho Radio. This is where I discovered my passion for the news. Through the news, and sharing it, I feel connected to the world around me, whether that's right here in Rexburg, or somewhere across the world with people I may never meet. My "why" for working in the news is educating myself and others, and creating connections.
Cha Cha Your Way into Fun and Friends at BYU-Idaho’s Ballroom Night
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Every semester BYU-Idaho's Presentation Practice Center holds a TED Talk-style event called I-Talk.
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On the BYU-Idaho campus there are hundreds of job opportunities for students, including the Peer Mentoring Center. The Peer Mentoring Center can be a great opportunity for students to build their resume through helping others on their college journey, and the center is looking for Fall semester job applicants.
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Every semester the BYU-Idaho Writing Center accepts writing submissions for Inkblot, an anthology collection of written work by students. This semester’s theme is Midsummer Promise.
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MANY DEPARTMENTS AT BYU-IDAHO HAVE SOCIETIES TO HELP STUDENTS MEET FELLOW STUDENTS AND RECEIVE GUIDANCE IN THEIR EDUCATIONAL AND CAREER JOURNEY. THE FOOD SCIENCE SOCIETY IS ONE OF THESE SOCIETIES.
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Do you want to learn how to be an effective writer, better your communication in the workplace, and get your creative ideas out on paper? Every semester the Department of Communication holds free writing workshops.
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