JMU Celebrities
Celebrities
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HC JMU's Kate Shamlian and Heather ButterworthBy May 3, 2013 - 8:00am Heather Butterworth, HC JMU Managing Editor Hometown: Roanoke, Va. Major/minors: Media arts and design; creative writing and British communication and media minors READ MORE |
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Matt Ezzell, Professor of Sociology at JMUBy April 23, 2013 - 8:00am As a loyal Her Campus JMU reader, you may be saying to yourself, “I came to HC to read about make up tips for graduation! What is all of this feminism crap?!” Here at Her Campus JMU, we have an answer for that. This week, we’re trying to spread awareness about just how freakin’ awesome women are and how we can spread the word to the rest of campus, including some of our not-so-enlightened classmates. We caught up with this week’s campus celeb, Matt Ezzell, JMU sociology professor, and asked him to explain some feminism basics, talk a little bit about his uh-mazing career, and spill the details on how we can make a positive change at JMU. HC: Could you please provide a brief career bio? READ MORE... |
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Jen Parravani '14By April 20, 2013 - 11:30pm Year: Junior Majors: Media arts and design and sociology Her Campus JMU: What has your JMU experience been like so far? Jen: My JMU experience so far has been “one crazy beautiful ride,” to be cliché. It has had a fair share of ups and downs but since coming to college I have learned more about myself than I ever thought would be possible. I had the normal dose of homesickness, changed my major three times, and took a while to find my niche on campus but once I did everything else seemed to really fall into place. HC: Besides Her Campus, what else are you involved in? READ MORE |
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Spencer Ward, Cartoonist for The BreezeBy April 12, 2013 - 8:00am Major: Computer science Hometown: Chesapeake, Va. Year: Junior HC: How did you you end up getting involved with The Breeze? What's your favorite part? READ MORE |
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Andrew Mortillo: Creator of "Life Lessons" MagazineBy April 2, 2013 - 8:00am Like many students at JMU, junior Andrew Mortillo felt unsure of the path in life he wished to pursue when first stepping onto the campus his freshman year. With the help of his mentors and figuring out his passions, Mortillo decided to begin the production of JMU’s “Life Lessons” magazine. This magazine focuses on interviews with various JMU professors asking life questions about happiness, purpose and wisdom. The creative team has successfully received positive feedback from readers who also struggled with their directions in life. Mortillo wishes to reach out to the JMU campus and let students find inspiration with his magazine, letting them know they are not alone on this rocky journey.... |
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Jake Jedlicka ‘14By March 30, 2013 - 11:55pm Major and minor: History and political science Hometown: Annandale, Va. Campus involvments: SGA (Positions: senator, treasurer and now president-elect), orientation as a FrOG and an OPA, Kijiji and Club Triathlon HC JMU: What motivated you to run for student body president? What is your vision for JMU? READ MORE |
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April Roth-Gulotta: The Feminine FeministBy March 21, 2013 - 8:00am What is a feminist? Politicians and news anchors spent a good chunk of the last election throwing around “Women’s Rights Issues,” but somehow the word ‘feminist’ still has a negative stigma. So what makes communications professor April Roth-Gulotta tell her students that she’s a feminist? What is ‘feminism’ to you? Really, feminism is about how I relate to myself. It has nothing to do with my relationship with men, and more about my relationship to the rest of the world. The goal of the movement encompasses the equal treatment of all genders, races, socio economic statuses, sexual preferences, etc. And I think that race, gender, economic status, and where we come from have a lot to do with whether or not we’re feminists.... |
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Sarah Triplett: On Wednesday We Wear ACUsBy March 15, 2013 - 8:00am READ MORE |
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11 Celebrity Look-alikes at JMUBy March 1, 2013 - 8:00am 1. Will Roegge and Robert Pattinson 2. Gabby Petrie and Hayden Panettiere READ MORE |
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Deena Agamy: President of To Write Love on Her ArmsBy February 22, 2013 - 5:18pm Traveling across the Atlantic Ocean to earn her double college degree, sophomore Deena Agamy never ceases to try new things. Living in Germany since middle school, Deena decided to return to the States to study political science and psychology with a minor in biology. Deena tries to get the most out of her JMU experience by becoming involved with the Marching Royal Dukes, Phi Alpha Delta (a pre-law fraternity), and being an RA. To top it off, she recently became president of the national organization To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA). Because this is a lesser-known club on campus with a strong mission, I decided to find out more about what this club entails. READ MORE |
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