Created in a Media Writing class in 2014, The Motlow Buzz e-newspaper serves as an educational platform for students and the faculty members who teach them.
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Monday, January 22, 2018
Motlow Smyrna Media Writing Students Contribute Stories to Motlow Buzz
Media
Writing students at Motlow Smyrna have been writing up a storm, and it’s time
to share their talents with fellow students, faculty, administrators and staff.
Click on the links below to read their stories.
Adventure Science Center Welcomes 31st Annual Whistlestop Weekend -- By Mohamed Kamara
Painting With A Twist Creates Art in Murfreesboro – By Dillon Henderson
Smyrna Chick-fil-A to Undergo Renovation – By Landon McAllister
MTSU Students Perform Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ -- By Shanice Green
Cannonsburg Hosts International Festival – By Preslee Pope
Fountains at Gateway Opens Outdoor Skating Rink for Winterfest – By Matthew Northrup
Nationally Known Photographer Thomas Sanders Speaks at MTSU –
By David Delgado
Music Festival Ends Suddenly After Conflict Between Staff and Crowd – By Logan Langlois
Woodbury Hosts 26th Annual Cannon County Christmas – By Elise Floyd
Student Government Hosts Thanksgiving Feast in McMinnville – By Jordan Donalson
Western Kentucky Defeats Blue Raiders in Overtime Thriller -- By Gamari James
Skek Boutique Spotlights Jewelry at Fashion Show in Murfreesboro -- By Karlie Mingle-Prater
New Seasonal Ice Rink Opens as Part of Winterfest -- By Maria Mansour
Sunday, August 27, 2017
Motlow Buzz Launches E-News Version for Email
SMYRNA, Tenn. -- The Motlow Buzz e-newspaper has launched an e-news version for email to provide breaking news that impacts students, faculty, administrators and staff.
The Buzz's e-news will be distributed via email every two weeks with a major emphasis on happenings at the Smyrna campus. The publication will feature highlights from its blog site at http://www.MotlowBuzz.Blogspot.com.
"We're thrilled to expand The Motlow Buzz to include an email platform," said Charles Whiting, an instructor of Mass Communications who launched the online publication as a experiential blog for students several years ago. "It will provide more career-building opportunities for students, while providing a way to share timely news on an ongoing basis."
Whiting added that members of the Motlow family are encouraged to participate as news gatherers and reporters. The Buzz will include breaking news, timely features, photos, student spotlights, student club news, a calendar of events, and more. Readers will be able to read longer stories and see more photos at the blog e-newspaper site.
"Eventually, we hope to expand The Buzz to include happenings columnists on all four campuses," Whiting noted.
To sign up for The Motlow Buzz, visit http://eepurl.com/cTLVTb. Individuals are encouraged to use their official MSCC email address when they sign up.
Follow The Buzz at http://www.Twitter.com/MotlowBuzz and http://www.Facebook.com/MotlowBuzz.
For more information or to submit story ideas, write us at cwhiting@mscc.edu or rshelton@mscc.edu.
The Buzz's e-news will be distributed via email every two weeks with a major emphasis on happenings at the Smyrna campus. The publication will feature highlights from its blog site at http://www.MotlowBuzz.Blogspot.com.
"We're thrilled to expand The Motlow Buzz to include an email platform," said Charles Whiting, an instructor of Mass Communications who launched the online publication as a experiential blog for students several years ago. "It will provide more career-building opportunities for students, while providing a way to share timely news on an ongoing basis."
Whiting added that members of the Motlow family are encouraged to participate as news gatherers and reporters. The Buzz will include breaking news, timely features, photos, student spotlights, student club news, a calendar of events, and more. Readers will be able to read longer stories and see more photos at the blog e-newspaper site.
"Eventually, we hope to expand The Buzz to include happenings columnists on all four campuses," Whiting noted.
To sign up for The Motlow Buzz, visit http://eepurl.com/cTLVTb. Individuals are encouraged to use their official MSCC email address when they sign up.
Follow The Buzz at http://www.Twitter.com/MotlowBuzz and http://www.Facebook.com/MotlowBuzz.
For more information or to submit story ideas, write us at cwhiting@mscc.edu or rshelton@mscc.edu.
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