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Campus Newsbrief Where Tomorrow’S Leaders Are Students Today Campus NewsBrief Where Tomorrow’s Leaders are Students Today Vol. 52 Issue 3 October 19, 2020 Rust College 154th Founders’ Week Celebration Goes Virtual About the Speaker… Kevin Kosh, Jr. is a pastor, poet, educator, and proud father. A highly sought after speaker, Pastor Kosh has been committed to using the gospel and HBCU community to inform, inspire, and en- gage people while create safe spaces for healing, transformational leadership and spiritual for- mation to take place. He is a native of St. Louis, Missouri, and a 2012 graduate of Rust College in Holly Springs, MS, where he received his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, and in 2014 received his Master of Divinity degree from Gammon Theological Seminary in Atlanta, GA. Kosh served two years as Director of the Alcorn State University Wesley Foundation in Lorman, Mississippi. From 2016 through 2019, he served as the College Chaplain and Professor of Religion at his alma mater, Rust College, where the ministry grew and flourished, leaving a positive impact on the campus and the community. Though he is busy with ministry, parenting and civic engagement, Kosh still has plans of pursuing doctoral work. Our speaker currently serves as the Campus Pastor and Director of "Thee I Love" Jackson State University Wesley Founda- tion and as lead Pastor for Couparle UMC in Camden, MS where he is committed to empowering students to "build faith that transforms lives". Kosh is an avid reader, writer, social justice advocate and loves Hip Hop. His motto is “Do Justice, Love Mercy, Walk Humbly” (Micah 6:8). Rust College, it is an honor to welcome back one of our own, Rev. Kevin Kosh, Jr. Mass Communications Annual Event 17th Annual Mass Communications Week Celebration Each October, the Department of Mass Communications partners with the Rust College Wilkins/Smith Distin- guished Lecture Series to deliver workshops for the College community. This year, October 12-16, 2020, media experts, mostly alumni, from across the nation gathered virtually to share professional expertise and industry ad- vances with classes and student groups. Guest speakers included Michael Reel, ’92, Publisher, Reel Urban News.com; Dr. Juliana Trammel, ’01, Professor, Savannah State University; Doc Holliday, former Sports Direc- tor, WATN-TV Local-24/CW-30; Meghann Oglesby, ’09, Producer, Performance Today, Minnesota Public Ra- dio (MPR); Lisa Dandridge, ’09, Producer/News Manager, WREG-3; LaMarco McLendon, ’15, Content Coordi- nator NETFLIX. Throughout this week-long event, students had the opportunity to talk with speakers virtually in small groups. This annual signature event is planned and hosted by the Division of Humanities’ Department of Mass Communications’ faculty and students. Michael Reel Meghann Oglesby DOC Holliday Dr. Juliana Trammel Lisa Dandridge Marco McLendon The 2020/21 Lyceum Committee Virtual Debut The Lyceum Series 2020-21 had its virtual debut October 7th with award winning science fiction novelist and editor, Sheree Renée Thomas. A native Memphian inspired by myth and folklore, natural science, and Mississippi Delta conjure, she is the Associate Editor of the historic Black arts literary journal, Obsidian. A 2020 World Fantasy Award Finalist in the Special Award – Professional category, she is also the author of two multi-genre/hybrid collec- tions, Sleeping Under the Tree of Life (2016) and Shotgun Lullabies (2011). First to introduce W.E.B. Du Bois’s sci- ence fiction stories, Thomas edited the groundbreaking, award-winning anthologies, Dark Matter (2000 and 2004). Nine Bar Blues: Stories from an Ancient Future (Third Man Books, May 2020) is her fiction debut. Open to the public and offering AEP credit to the Rust College stu- dent body, the Lyceum series this year will center on Octa- via Butler’s timely novel Parable of the Sower. The Lyceum Series Committee includes Ms. Sandra Burke, Mr. Byron Chatman, Dr. Shawnta D. Chatman, Dr. Anisi Daniels- Smith, Mrs. Sheronda Gipson-Marion, Ms. Danielle L. Littlefield, and Committee Chair, Dr. Anna B. Scott. The Matrix of Creativity…. On September 23, 2020, along with colleague Danielle Littlefield, MFA, Dr. Anna Scott par- ticipated in a roundtable discussion held by the University of New Orleans Press. “Imagining Freedom in Louisiana and Mississippi was a wide-ranging conversation on the role of the Black artist and arts in the liberation of people of African descent worldwide. https://www.facebook.com/events/34923546312480 -Visit The Writing Center- The Writing Center serves all students, staff and faculty at Rust College. Appointments can be made using the following links: https://rustcollege.mywconline.com/ (Make appointments for Online synchronous, In-person and eTutoring) [email protected] (Send/share Google.docs for synchronous and asynchronous assistance) Writing Across the Curriculum course on Blackboard (Reference information and handouts) Writing Center Walk-ins - McCarty-Varnell Business, Computer Science, Social Science Center - BCS 110 Walk-in consultations from 8:00 a.m. (9:00 a.m.) - 12:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (6:00 p.m.) Monday through Thursday and until 3:00 p.m. - Friday, 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. by special appointment. Peer Consultant is available Friday night and Saturday by appointment). For more information contact: Mr. Mark L. Ridge, WAC Coordinator, 662) 252-8000, Ext. 4068 From the Director of Admissions’ Desk… Thaddeus Jefferson We have now concluded second module registration. As a result of a dil- igent effort from the Admissions team, we were able to enroll 40 stu- dents. This is the highest second module enrollment that we have had in Admissions in more than a decade. In an attempt to reconnect with local students, the Office of Admissions will be hosting High School Day at Byhalia High School on October 19, 2020. Our goal is to host similar events at all local high schools in addi- tion to sponsoring FAFSA nights. CAREER CORNER 2020-2021 STUDENT GOVERNMENT From the Office of Career Pathways...LEADERSHIP ELECTED The Office of Career Pathways recognizes the im- portance of career related experiences and strive to promote and facilitate jobs and internships for students. Please note current in- ternship opportunities in Handshake included, but not limited to: Job ID Title Employer 895880 Leadership Development and PAID Summer Internships INROADS 2102181 INROADS PWC Accounting INTERNSHIP For HBCU STUDENTS INROADS Research Experiences and Internships at the National Energy Tech- Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Edu- 840060 nology Laboratory cation 1289654 Camp Counselors & Activity Instructors Camp Cayuga 2548833 Sports Coaching Summer Internship (Paid) Jun-Aug 2021 International Sports Training Camp 2777413 Summer 2021 Camp Administrative Assistant Camp Weequahic 1121443 Finance Intern TWR International 1121413 Journalism Intern TWR International 1885022 Human Resources Intern TWR International 2916514 Internship - Animal Care Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch 2916619 Internship - Veterinary Technician Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch 2916703 Internship - Sanctuary Facilities Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch 3102296 Social Media Intern TWR International 3102312 Video Production Intern (TWR MOTION) TWR International 3125313 Financial Advisor Intern Sage Point Financial, Inc 1089668 MRC Graphic Design Paid Internship - Spring 2021 Media Research Center 1089595 CNSNews.com Paid Internship - Spring 2021 Media Research Center How to apply for jobs/internships on Handshake: Step 1: Sign up for Handshake at app.joinhandshake.com Step 2: Go to “View my Profile” and complete it with a Professional Profile Picture, Work Experience, Education, and other relevant information Step 3: Upload your resume Step 4: Wait for approval Step 5: Go to “Job” tab and start exploring full-time and part-time jobs as well as internships. FedEx Internships: Applications are now open for the 2021 FedEx Services and FedEx Corporate Internship Program. The Summer 2021 Program is scheduled to run from June 7, 2021, to Aug. 9, 2021. FedEx offers internship opportunities for various majors and locations. We encourage students that are interested in these opportunities to visit https://careers.fedex.com/intern to learn more. Wilkins-Smith Institute Corner…. Ida B. Wells-Barnett Social Justice Distinguished Lecture Series (AY2020-2021) Ida B. Wells-Barnett Social Justice Distinguished Lecture Series - Virtual, Dr. Cynthia Bond Hobson – GBHEM Assistant Gen- eral Secretary of the Black College Fund and Ethnic Concerns, United Methodist Church, (August 27, 2020) Ida B. Wells-Barnett Social Justice Distinguished Lecture Series – Virtual, Kameron Whalum of the world famous Bruno Mars Band, (September, 2020) Ida B. Wells-Barnett Social Justice Distinguished Lecture Series – Virtual, Reverend Kenneth T. Whalum, Senior Pastor, New Olivet Baptist Church, Memphis, TN, and former Memphis mayoral candidate and activist who is known through the River City for “Keeping it Real,” (September, 2020) Tribe, LLC, Doc Holliday, Former Sports Director, WATN-TV Local-24/CW-30, (October 12-16, 2020) Other Distinguished Lecturers will be announced later. Invitations have been extended to the following – wait- ing for responses. Michelle Duster – Author, speaker and writing professor at Columbia College Chicago. Duster has written, published and contributed to a total of nine books, two of which include the writings of her great-grandmother, Ida B. Wells. Lonnie Bunch, Ph.D. – Director, Smithsonian Institute, founder and former
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