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2020 RCHSS Virtual Alumni Panel

Where are they now?

  • Malekica CadeMalekica Cade is currently a Corporal (Rank) in the United States Marine Corps and has been serving our country for about 3 years now. She is stationed at Quantico VA Marine Corps Base. Malekica is a Tactical Transmission Operator (formerly known as “Field Radio Operator”). In that job, she teaches and trains student Lieutenant Officers the basics of how to communicate with our various tactical communication assets. 
     
    Malekica graduated from Kennesaw State University in 2015 with her Bachelor's of Science in Criminal Justice. She says, "the ways in which I was taught to think and assess situations has allowed me to not only be a better tactical communicator in the Marine Corps but it has also allowed me to stand out amongst my peers."
     
    After Corporal Cade's term is over (in about 7 months), she will be applying to law school and plans to concentrate on the area of corporate law.

  • Morgan GreenMorgan Green just completed her 5th year teaching in the Cherokee County School District. She is teaching U.S. History (AP, Honors, and On Level). Morgan has also taught world history, geography, as well as honors U.S. & World Affairs. She loves bringing history to her students using Skype for virtual field trips and speaking with experts in the field. This last semester she started Rho Kappa- National Social Studies Honor Society at her school and she sponsors their Secretary of State Student Ambassadors Program.

    Morgan coordinate social studies focused trips with EF Tours. They recently returned from a trip to Italy where they learned about the Ancient Romans. Next summer, they will travel to Berlin, Munich, Prague, and the Swiss Alps to study WWII and Cold War History.  

    Currently, Morgan is pursuing her Specialist Degree from KSU in Curriculum and Instruction. She also graduated in Spring 2018 from KSU with a Master's Degree in Instructional Technology.

  • Tim ViscontiTim Visconti is the CEO and Founder of PeopleLift, a rapidly growing Employee Experience(EX) consulting firm that empowers growth minded businesses with world class solutions guaranteed to accelerate your growth curve via bleeding edge intelligence, recruiting and retention programs.

    Tim previous executive experience was honed over 12 years in Fortune 500 organizations specializing in scaling startup People Operations functions.

    Tim has worked primarily in web/ecommerce-organizations but has worked in Auto, Real Estate, Banking, Telecom, Supply Chain, CPG & hospitality industries.

    When not working with a startups or coaching entrepreneurs, Tim is a contributing writer for Forbes YEC Council, frequenter of podcasts and #futureofwork speaker.

    He says that “the program [at KSU] taught him how to think from top down and bottom up, the ability to present research confidently and quantify hard to grasp concepts (such as bias based on my research of voting behavior).”

  • Dustin Jacobs and Charles ThomasDustin Jacobs and Charles Thomas started Hooty Hoo Productions in September 2018. The co-founders met in a Communications class. Since the school was such a large part in the company's founding, it seemed a natural fit to include the rallying cry of the Owls in the name. Their first project was MORE THAN A GAME, which is now streaming on the Georgia based streaming service You42. They went into production on that show last November and released the show this past March. Connor Echols is the subject and a current Kennesaw State University student. They are currently in post with a stand up special they shot in Washington DC and are prepping a music video out in Los Angeles.  

    Dustin says, “Communication is the key to literally everything, specifically the progression of humanity.”

    Check out their website at: hootyhooproductions.com

 

RCHSS Alumni in the News

Flynn BroadyFlynn Broady announces run for Cobb District Attorney
Source: Cobb County (Ga.) Courier
Date: April 13, 2019
Alumnus/Alumna: Flynn Broady, 2014, M.P.A.

 

Distinguished Alumni and Homecoming Alumni Honorees

Each year at the Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences Homecoming event, we recognize outstanding alumni from our 11 departments and schools. This is a wonderful family-friendly event where we recognize the accomplishments of our alumni and enable alumni to reconnect with former professors and friends before the KSU Homecoming game. We also have some of our outstanding students attend who truly benefit from networking with alumni that graduated from their specific program as well as faculty. We look forward to hearing more about what you are doing now and telling you about all the exciting events happening in our college.

  • RCHSS Nominee for KSU Distinguished Alumni

    Dr. Birthe Reimers - Ph.D. in International Conflict Management from the School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding and Development

    School of Communication and Media
    Raymone Jennings (Media and Entertainment)
    Vivian Melillo (Organizational and Professional Communication)
    Tyler Pelfrey (Public Relations)
    Barbara Collier (Master of Arts in Global Integrated Communication)

    School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding and Development
    Robert Black (Master of Science in Conflict Management)
    Dr. Dave Ayers (Ph.D. in International Conflict Management)

    Department of English
    Tabitha Lawson (English)
    Emily Wynn (English Education)
    Melva Robertson (Master of Arts in Professional Writing)

    Department of Foreign Languages
    James Goodwin (Modern Language and Culture)

    Department of Geography and Anthropology
    William Davidson
    Adjoa Johnson (Geography)
    Kendra Thomas (Geographic Information Science Certificate)

    School of Government and International Affairs
    Katie Sizemore (International Affairs)
    Chanel Holmes (Political Science)
    Hallie Allen (Master of Science in International Policy Management)

    Department of History and Philosophy
    Tyler Maxwell (Philosophy)

    Interdisciplinary Studies Department
    John Ridley (African and African Diaspora Studies)
    Joey Hammers (Asian Studies)
    Jessica Duvall (Master of Arts in American Studies)

    Department of Psychological Science
    Fred Veeder (Psychology)

    Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice
    Sarah O’Hara (Criminal Justice)
    Justin Maslanka (Sociology)
    Kirk Stringfellow (Master of Science in Criminal Justice)

    Department of Technical Communication and Interactive Design
    Andrew Walker (Interactive Design)
    Phoebe Williams (Technical Communication)

  • RCHSS Nominee for KSU Distinguished Alumni

    Diijon DaCosta – BS in Sociology from the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice (Link Dacosta to the SCJ news story)

    School of Communication and Media
    Katie Boaen (Media and Entertainment)
    Jessie Reed (Organizational and Professional Communication)
    Tyler Hartsook (Public Relations)
    School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding, and Development
    Caitlin Lowther (Master of Science in Conflict Management)
    Natalia Meneses (Ph.D. in International Conflict Management)
    Department of English
    Katherine Adamson (English)
    Heather Barton (English Education)
    Cheryl Stiles (Master of Arts in Professional Writing)
    Department of Foreign Languages
    Nicole Stoecker (Modern Language and Culture)
    Department of Geography and Anthropology
    Meya Hemphill (Anthropology)
    School of Government and International Affairs
    Patrick Gruber (Political Science) 
    Angel Almodovar (Master of Public Administration)
    Department of History and Philosophy
    Lauren Dodd (History Education)
    Interdisciplinary Studies DepartmentCrystal Money (African and African Diaspora Studies)
    Anna Barnes (Asian Studies)
    Gabriel Greaves (Master of Arts in American Studies)
    Department of Psychological Science
    Brandi Southern (Psychology)
    Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice
    Scott Vanek (Criminal Justice)
    Diijon DaCosta (Sociology)
    Erin Leonard (Master of Science in Criminal Justice)

  • RCHSS Nominee for KSU Distinguished Alumni

    Ashli Davis – School of Communication and Media

    School of Communication and Media
    Jane Edgar (Organizational Communication)
    Ellen Eldridge (Journalism)
    School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding, and Development
    Katherine Dowd (Master of Science in Conflict Management)
    Amanda Guidero (PhD in International Conflict Management)
    Department of English
    Chelsea Murdock (English)
    Charles Peters (English Education)
    Karen Pressley (Master of Arts in Professional Writing)
    Department of Foreign Languages
    Katherine Bundy (Spanish Foreign Language Education)
    Department of Geography and Anthropology
    June Brawner (Anthropology)
    Justyna Grinholc (Geographic Information Science)
    Department of History and Philosophy
    Julia Parker (History Education)
    Interdisciplinary Studies Department
    Jalessah Jackson (African and Africana Diaspora Studies)
    Mandy McGrew (Master of Arts in American Studies)
    Department of Psychology
    William Colombo (Psychology)
    Department of Political Science and International Affairs
    Raheem Igbadume (Political Science)
    Nicole Stoecker (International Affairs)
    Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice
    Dominique Lelonek (Criminal Justice)
    Michelle Mendez (Sociology)
    Erika Waterman-Smith (Master of Science in Criminal Justice)
    Department of Technical Communication and Interactive Design
    Jordan Dollar (Technical Communication)
    Morgan Ott (New Media Arts)

  • RCHSS Nominee for KSU Distinguished Alumni and Awardee: Nels Peterson – BS in Political Science (link https://alumni.kennesaw.edu/news/2016_alumni_awards.php)

    School of Communication and Media
    Miguel Sepulveda (Public Relations)
    Department of Digital Writing and Media Arts
    Randy Brown
    Department of English
    Chris Martin (English)
    Department of Foreign Languages
    Tishanna DeFoor (Spanish Foreign Language Education)
    Department of Geography and Anthropology
    Samantha Roberts (Anthropology)
    Rebecca Mattord (Geography)
    Kathryn “Kat” Tucker (Geographic Information Systems)
    Department of History and Philosophy
    Giovanni Diaz (History)
    Interdisciplinary Studies Department
    Ariel Greenaway (African and Africana Diaspora Studies)
    Department of Psychology
    Chavis Clark (Psychology)
    Department of Political Science and International Affairs
    Stephen Butler (Political Science)

    Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice
    Beverly Crank (Criminal Justice)
    Aajay Murphy (Sociology)

  • School of Communication and Media

    Ashli Davis

    Department of Digital Writing and Media Arts
    Tom Burns (Master of Science in Technical Communications)
    Department of English
    Yvonne Wichman
    Department of Foreign Languages
    Cherlee Rohling (Modern Language and Culture specializing in German Studies)
    Department. of Geography and Anthropology
    Dustin Gibson (Anthropology)
    Tyler Hengs (Geography)
    Timothy Poe (Geographic Information Systems)
    Department of History and Philosophy
    Trevor Beemon (History)
    Interdisciplinary Studies Department
    Ashley McFarland (Master of Arts in American Studies)
    Department of Psychology
    Lindey Maza (Psychology)
    Department of Political Science and International Affairs
    James Touchton
    Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice
    Abby Lucas (Master of Science in Criminal Justice)
    Valarie Eastwood (Criminal Justice)
    Frances Patrick (Sociology)

 

 

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