April 2013 Member Stand Outs
By: Kristin Thomas Kendall Wheeler, marketing coordinator for PrimeWest Mortgage, received the February 2013 PrimeWest Performer. “Pulse,” Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center’s magazine for alumni and friends, received the Magazine – Four Color Award from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District IV in its recent Accolades Competition. Danette Baker is editor of the magazine. CASE District IV covers Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. Julie Barnett, Kaley Daniel and the TTU Libraries’ Communications & Marketing...
Read MoreNew Members: February 2013
By: Caitlin Hogge Please help us welcome the following new members! Allison Pace FirstBank & Trust Marketing Coordinator Cathy Webb Carillon Senior Living Community Residency Counselor Lynn Duncan Wentz Orthodontics Community Relations Andrea Wilson Osteogenics Biomedical Senior Marketing Manager Lindsay Grannan Carillon Senior Living Community Residency Counselor
Read MoreFebruary 2013 E-xpresso eNewsletter
Below are links to the articles from the February 2013 E-xpresso eNewsletter created by the Lubbock Chapter of the Association for Women in Communications. February 2013 Community Connection Check out featured philanthropic and service donation events and opportunities in our community. Member Spotlight – Brittany Hoover Brittany Hoover, higher education reporter for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal has always enjoyed reading, but it wasn’t until her time at The Daily Toreador that she realized journalism was the field she needed to be in. New Members: January 2013 Three new members have...
Read MoreSetting boundaries: Social Media Bills Filed Protecting Online Privacy in Texas
By: Julie Barnett, assistant director for Texas Tech Libraries Office of Communications & Marketing (Image Source) Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest…navigating the balance between personal and professional use can be tricky. As communications professionals, we see the value in promoting our events, services, news and products in a very quick, effective and no-cost manner. But as women, we see connections with friends, old and new; we more easily communicate with family near and far; sometimes we see the unfolding drama of those who have no shame in publicly airing their laundry;...
Read MoreMarch 2013 Program Meeting
Freedom of Information Panel featuring Benji Snead, news director at KCBD NewsChannel 11; Terry Greenberg, editor at the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal; and Donna Clarke, assistant criminal district attorney, civil division, Lubbock County Tuesday, March 12 Noon – 1 p.m. Lubbock Women’s Club | 2020 Broadway Avenue Plated Lunch Cost – $14 for member, $16 for nonmembers RSVP to Shelley Smith at shellraesmith@gmail.com by noon Friday, March 8.
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