Erica Jorgensen, MA ’13

Erica Jorgensen has written a bestselling book for content designers, content strategists, and anyone who works with words for websites and apps: Strategic Content Design: Tools and Research Techniques for Better UX (Rosenfeld Media, 2013). She has supported the book by keynoting and presenting workshops at conferences including Web Directions Sydney and User Experience Lisbon.

Ashley Lande, BJ ’06

Ashley’s first book, a memoir entitled “The Thing That Would Make Everything Okay Forever: Transcendence, Psychedelics and Jesus Christ”, will be published by Lexham Press in October 9th.

Amy Fiscus, BJ ’03

Amy Fiscus is the deputy national editor at The Washington Post, overseeing a team of more than 120 journalists covering politics, national news and more.

Christopher Hemeyer, BJ ’99

Chris has been promoted to Senior Associate Athletics Director, External Affairs at Campbell University where he is also the play-by-play voice of the Fighting Camels.

Carleigh Hill, MA ’10

Carleigh Hill, is currently the Services Manager for the Washington Community and Technical Colleges Library Consortium. She supports librarians and staff at 30+ community colleges in providing access to resources for the state’s students. Her journalism degree has strengthened many necessary skills including information literacy, investigative problem-solving, and data analysis.

Chris Arb, BA ’08

Chris Arb has signed on with McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. as Senior Business Development Manager. In this position, he will build client and partner relationships to expand McCarthy’s industrial experience across the company’s 28-state Central Region—from the Plains to the East Coast. Before joining McCarthy, Arb served as Industrial Group Business Development Manager at a … Continued

Mark Welsh, BJ ’08

Mark Welsh was promoted to Senior Vice President, Executive Director at Golin, a Global PR agency.

Trish (Houts) Reeves, BJ ’69

Trish Houts Reeves writes: “It has been a while. I hope my J-School classmates are thriving. After MU, I followed a career in creative writing that ultimately led to receiving fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, Yaddo, Keck, and the Kansas Arts Commission. My first book, Returning the Question, won the Cleveland State … Continued