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by Harry Yanoshak

Temple Students Find Success With Video Production Startup

In just six months, two Temple University sophomores and their buddy from Purdue University built themselves a sustainable business. They call it Obie Media LLC, a wedding and corporate video production company run by Chief Executive Officer Skyeler O'Brien, KLN '20; Chief Technology Officer Harrison Miller, ENG '20; and Chief Operating Officer Jacob Irvin.  "We know now that we have a job after college," said O'Brien, who incorporated the business in November while maintaining a full-time commitment to Klein College, majoring in media studies and production and specializing in...
by Harry Yanoshak

Klein Scholar, Hairstylist, Sparks Discussion About ‘Cultural Appropriation, Assimilation, Appreciation

Klein College graduate Lexy Williams, KLN '18, looked to the hair of 26 models to cap her senior project and spark a discussion about race, identity and culture. "It's Just Hair, Right?" — the event Williams described as a visual project about "cultural appropriation, cultural assimilation and cultural appreciation"— brought about 100 people to the Annenberg Atrium on April 30. "I kind of realized there are a lot of blurred lines within the topic — what is cultural assimilation, appropriation, appreciation — I wanted to talk about the boundaries," said Williams, who has...
by Harry Yanoshak

Klein College Grad, Instructor and TUTV Latinx Talk Show Host Earns $10,000 Scholarship from NAHJ

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ), in partnership with the Facebook Journalism Project, recently awarded a $10,000 scholarship to Klein College alumnus, adjunct instructor and TUTV Spanish-language show creator and host Rafael Logroño. The NAHJ bills itself as the largest organization of Latino journalists in the United States—about 2,200 members—that works toward advancing the role of Latino journalists and accurate representations of Latinos in the news business. Facebook in January announced that it had established scholarships and that, for the 201...
by Harry Yanoshak

Owl Be The Change: A New Launch to Temple’s Global Days of Service

Besides embarrassment, Ekemini Stephen, KLN '19, felt powerless when a lecherous comedian more than twice her age incorporated her into his routine, proposing she marry him on stage during her father's retirement party. "I looked at my dad and he was uncomfortable," Stephen told an assembly in April as part of a new Klein College course on communication and civic engagement. She was 15 at the time and growing up in Nigeria, "a patriarchal society that uses culture and religion as justification for gender inequality," she said.  By 16, a frustrated Stephen had stopped wearing m...
by Monica Mellon

Deana Gamble’s Journey to the Mayor’s Office

Deana Gamble, KLN '06, was eager to serve her city and hoped to do it in anyway possible. Through her professional opportunities throughout college and her career, she worked her way up, serving as the director of communications for the Philadelphia mayor's office. When Gamble started at Temple, she studied a variety of topics, including journalism, public relations and advertising, but decided to major in organizational communication with a concentration in public relations—double majoring in spanish. She was also a member of Temple Public Relations Student Society of America...
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