On this week’s episode of Feedback, our hosts Rachel Elkins and Nick Villano sat down with Matt Carter, an organizer for the Morgantown SlutWalk event and Brenda Josephs from Rape and Domestic Violence Information Center to discuss crimes and victims along with the societal stigma.
For this episode, our hosts Nick Villano and Mostafa Hashem sat down with Ricky Fox, a freelance talk show host, Julius McCall from the WVU Student Government Association, and David Fryson, WVU’s Chief Diversity Officer to talk about diversity on the college level and how WVU compares to other schools across the country.
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In this episode of Feedback, our hosts Kiley Putnam and Mary Kate McNerney sat down with Greg Corio, the Director of Adventure WV , Alison Tartaglia from WellWVU, and Hank Oliver and Jason Burns from WVU’s Study Abroad Office to discuss all student options for the upcoming spring recess and how to be safe wherever you go.
In this episode, our hosts Jim Guiliano and Clarissa Cottrill sat down with Bob Britten of the WVU School of Journalism and Shaun Anderson and Alex Lancaster, two Communication Studies Ph.D Students to discuss the vast growth of media and how it is affecting our society. How has social media changed personal and professional communication? What is the future of the field of journalism? How differently are children growing up due to reality television and available technology? These are just a few of the riveting questions we tackled on this episode of Feedback!
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In this episode, our hosts Rachel Elkins and Clarissa Cottrill take on the current two party system in America. We sat down with Keith Wiseman, the President of The WVU College Republicans , Josh Harrison, the President of the WVU Young Democrats, and Edward Olesh, the co-founder and Vice President of the College Libertarians here on campus. We ask the tough questions about if the two party system is even working and what alternatives are emerging.
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In this episode we take on the chemical leak in the Elk River that has left many West Virginians without clean water. Our hosts Ardath Osborne and Jamie Robinson sat down with Grant Spear, a member of the Sierra Student Coalition and coal mining engineering student here at WVU and Dr. Paul Ziemkiewicz, Director of the West Virginia Water Research Institute to talk about the economic and environmental effects of this disaster and speculate answers to all the questions being pushed under the rug.
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In our Spring 2014 premiere, our hosts Nick Villano and Clarissa Cottrill take on the issue of online security and safety. We sat down with Bob Meyers, the Security Awareness Manager of West Virginia University’s OIT Office and Jeremy Blizzard, the owner of PC Graffiti in Morgantown. We give you the run down on the Target hacking, online threats, and what you can do to be safe in this digital age.
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