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Episode 10: From Refugee to Radical 44:09

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When a young Eva Kollisch arrives as a refugee in New York in 1940, she finds a community among socialists who share her values and idealism. She soon discovers ‘the cause’ isn’t as idyllic as it seems. Little does she know this is the beginning of a lifelong commitment to activism and her determination to create radical change in ways that include belonging, love and one's full self. In addition to Eva Kollisch’s memoirs Girl in Movement (2000) and The Ground Under My Feet (2014), LBI’s collections include an oral history interview with Eva conducted in 2014 and the papers of Eva’s mother, poet Margarete Kolllisch, which document Eva’s childhood experience on the Kindertransport. Learn more at www.lbi.org/kollisch . Exile is a production of the Leo Baeck Institute , New York | Berlin and Antica Productions . It’s narrated by Mandy Patinkin. Executive Producers include Katrina Onstad, Stuart Coxe, and Bernie Blum. Senior Producer is Debbie Pacheco. Associate Producers are Hailey Choi and Emily Morantz. Research and translation by Isabella Kempf. Sound design and audio mix by Philip Wilson, with help from Cameron McIver. Theme music by Oliver Wickham. Voice acting by Natalia Bushnik. Special thanks to the Kollisch family for the use of Eva’s two memoirs, “Girl in Movement” and “The Ground Under My Feet”, the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College and their “Voices of Feminism Oral History Project”, and Soundtrack New York.…

College Sports Communicators

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College Sports Communicators is the premier membership association for all strategic, creative and digital professionals working in intercollegiate athletics across all levels for colleges, universities and conferences across the United States and Canada.
CSC provides year-round leadership, community, professional development/education, recognition and advocacy for its 4,400 members.
Founded in 1957 as the College Sports Information Directors of America, the organization rebranded in 2022 to position itself as a more inclusive organization for communicators in all types of roles and to lead an industry change where strategic and creative professionals are more aligned.
CSC’s signature work includes the annual CSC Unite convention each June and the administration of the prestigious Academic All-America® program and Hall of Fame. Since 1952, more than 42,000 of the world’s most elite student-athletes have been recognized with Academic All-America status in all sports.

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CSC U Webinar – Collaboration: Finding Your Team on Campus and at the Conference Level 52:36

منذ 11 يومًا52:36

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How to Collaborate Within Your Department, Across Campus & With Conference Colleagues This on-demand webinar is geared towards new athletic communications and creative professionals (those in years 1-3 of their professional careers), those who are emerging/aspiring professionals (graduate students, graduate interns, undergraduate students) and those who are interested in college sports communications/creative work. Collaboration isn't just a means of working towards a common goal. It's also an excellent way to encourage innovation and creativity. In this webinar presented by CSC U, we discuss the vital importance of working collaboratively with others in your department, in your conference and on your campus, regardless of your level of experience or leadership. Gain insights on the how’s and why’s to work closely with, and communicate often with, those in senior leadership, marketing, event management, facilities, campus communications, conference colleagues, etc. Panelists - Rebecca Ensing - California Community College Athletic Association (3C2A) Assistant Director of Operations - Bryce Johnson - Guilford College Director of Athletic Communications - Christopher Mora - USC Assistant Director of Graphic Design Moderator - Desean Bullock - University of South Carolina Upstate Director of Athletic Communications…

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Vital Keys to Team Building | Jimmy Stanton | CSC Voices, Beyond the Scoreboard 19:46

منذ 20 يومًا19:46

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CSC Voices, Beyond the Scoreboard host: Trip Durham, 2D Consulting, LLC Guest: Jimmy Stanton, University of Oregon Senior Associate Athletic Director for Communications In this Beyond the Scoreboard podcast, Jimmy Stanton, Senior Associate Athletics Director of Communications at the University of Oregon, shared insights on leadership, career advice, and the evolving landscape of college athletics and how a college sports communicator and creative can stand out. Stanton emphasized the importance of direct, positive communication during challenges and the value of planning for success, both by teams (your colleagues and you) and by the individual. His blueprint for success includes stressing the significance of adapting to new trends and maintaining high performance, in order to manage up and provide consistent value to colleagues and senior administrators. In his current role at Oregon since June 2017, Stanton is responsible for the communications, marketing, creative services/digital media and broadcasting areas. He also works closely with Oregon Sports Properties, the multimedia rightsholder for Oregon Athletics. Stanton highlighted his experiences at the collegiate, NFL and MLB levels. His work has included time with the Houston Astros and Tennessee Titans in the professional media relations ranks, and collegiately at the University of Tennessee and at the American Football Coaches Association. This conversation with host Trip Durham includes: Lessons learned from planning for success/planning for every eventuality while serving as Houston Astros media relations director, regardless of the team performance, team challenges and team record. How he puts this type of planning into practice today at Oregon. The journey of being in pro and college sports and from great leaders and elite performers, despite Stanton thinking he would be a “career lifer” with one main spot in his career. Time management, travel, productivity and how “the most successful people are the ones who can really prioritize what’s important and filter out the noise a little bit.” Importance of navigating relationships and investing in the people you work with. As a native of Texas, Stanton take a personal pivot and talks all things barbeque and his native roots. The roles of being a traditional communicator and those who are the creatives on the Oregon digital and social staff as we all manage and navigate the shifting sands in college athletics. Managing up is a key trait for communicators who want to elevate their worth and value and distinguish themselves in senior leadership. The importance of when working with senior administrators, a sports communicator needs to show their worth. The importance of enjoying the competitions, the event itself, the game atmosphere and the “moments…”…

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Adam Stanek | NAIA SIDA Spotlight 19:53

منذ 28 يومًا19:53

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In the February edition of our NAIA-SIDA Spotlight series, we feature Adam Stanek of Mid-America Christian University in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. We discussed Adam's transition from the NCAA to NAIA level, his passion for stats keeping, as well as tips and tricks to getting through winter to spring cross-over season.…

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CAN CSC webinar: Making the most as a host: Preparing to host a conference or national championship 58:46

منذ 5 weeks58:46

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CAN CSC's first webinar of 2025 focused on an area that impacts SID's from across Canada — hosting a conference or national championship. The panel of recent championship hosts discussed success stories, recruiting staff, running a banquet, webcasting, content creation, and more! With #ChampionshipSZN quickly approaching, this webinar is a must watch. Panelists - Jamie Howieson - UBC Okanagan Communication & Marketing Specialist - Chelsea Norris - Dalhousie Senior Manager, Marketing Communications and Events - Ted Beale - St. Clair College Athletic Coordinator (Basketball, Softball, Baseball, Cross Country) - Jay Shewfelt - St. Clair College Athletic Coordinator (Golf, Soccer, Volleyball) Moderator - Connor Hood - Alberta Sports Information & Communications Coordinator…

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Webinar: Building a Winning Staff: Working With Graduate Assistants and Postgraduate Students 40:42

منذ 5 weeks40:42

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This is the second in a CSC "Athletic Communications Building, Developing and Empowering Your Staff Live Webinar Series" being presented during the 2024-25 academic year. The first session, working with student assistants was done in the fall of 2024 and can be found at CSCommunicators.com. In this on-demand webinar, the presenters joined us for an important discussion on how to find, work with and empower graduate assistants and postgrad student assistants and interns in your communications office. In this time of shortened staffs and resources which may be limited, they discussed ways to find and identify- and then bolster your office staff and office content production team - with graduate-level student interns and/or graduate assistants. They discussed techniques and strategies to successfully find, mentor and engage these graduate-level assistants and how to empower and prepare them for their next career steps. Topics in detail that were covered: - Helping your students transition from (undergraduate) student workers to (graduate) student interns - Ways to identify and recruit student assistants with on-campus and off-campus strategies, internal vs. external hires - How to train and schedule your graduate students for office and in-game work; the importance of meetings with your student staff - The importance of traveling with teams - Traits and characteristics of successful student interns/assistants - Setting parameters for graduate students to accomplish their department work, and focus on their studies Presenters - Abbey Curtis, Xavier University Athletic Communications Graduate Assistant - Adam Ledyard, East Texas Baptist University Assistant Athletic Director for Communications - Corey McCarthy, North Atlantic Conference Associate Commissioner Moderator/Presenter - Alex Gutierrez, Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) Assistant Sports Information Director…

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Taking The Lead | Cindy Potter | CSC Voices, Beyond the Scoreboard 18:11

منذ 7 weeks18:11

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CSC Voices, Beyond the Scoreboard host: Trip Durham, 2D Consulting, LLC Guest: Cindy Potter , Columbia College (Mo.) Director of Athletics/CSC Hall of Fame Class of 2025/former CSC (CoSIDA) President In this podcast with host Trip Durham, Cindy Potter talks about her unexpected evolution from college student-athlete to her current role as Director of Athletics for her NAIA institution, Columbia College. She is the most honored and decorated sports communications professional in NAIA history. Potter is in her 23rd year at her alma mater, serving in a variety of communications and administrative leadership roles. Formerly the Associate Director of Athletics and Director of Media Relations and Compliance, Potter was promoted to Senior Deputy Director of Athletics in 2020, and then was elevated to the Director of Athletics role. In June during ceremonies at the CSC UNITE25 national convention, Potter will be enshrined in the CSC Hall of Fame. Previously, she earned organization's Rising Star Award (College Division) in 2008, the 2020 Warren Berg Award for outstanding communications service and leadership, and received the 2022 Bud Nagle Award for displaying ethics, integrity, compassion and/or bravery under an unusual or stressful personal or professional situations. There are many “firsts” for Potter in her professional college athletics journey. When appointed to the CSC (then CoSIDA) national board of directors in 2011 to serve a three-year term, she was the first NAIA member to serve in that capacity. In 2018, Cindy was selected to the organization’s officer rotation, and served as President in 2021-22. This made her both the first ever NAIA member to serve as CoSIDA President and the first female not from an NCAA Division I institution to take the role. Her college athletic journey started as a Cougar softball team standout, where she was a team captain and earned NAIA Scholar Athlete, All-Conference, All-Region and National Tournament All-Tournament Team honors. In the fall of 2012 she was inducted into the Columbia College Athletic Hall of Fame for her softball contributions as a player. Learn about Cindy’s sports communications roots, her insights on how to distinguish yourself as a college athletics professional, and her leadership in both the NAIA and CSC. This conversation includes: the lessons learned and insights from being a college student-athlete (three-sport athlete at Three Rivers CC before starring in softball at Columbia College) why she has stayed at Columbia College since arriving as a student-athlete in 2005 and the importance of “roots” her original career goals and if she had aspired to become a college director learning to adapt to different team dynamics keys to building relationships importance of prioritizing time management insights on valuing the sports communicators on campus, especially the role and value that a NAIA communicator brings to their jobs today (and the challenges faced) the accomplishments she is most proud of in the “get to know Cindy Potter” department she was asked about being a native Canadian and celebrating both country’s Thanksgivings, what would be her “walk-up song” and, her passion for all things Disney.…

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Natalie Rigatuso | NAIA SIDA Spotlight 12:30

منذ 12 weeks12:30

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In the December edition of our 2024-25 NAIA SIDA Spotlight series, we visited with Grand View's Natalie Rigatuso. Natalie discussed her time as a student-athlete on the women's basketball team for the Vikings, before transitioning to a student-worker and ultimately the full-time Head SID. She also talked about the special relationship she has with her brother Noah, who plays on the men's basketball team at fellow Heart institution Baker University.…

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Growing your communications value | Brad Bankston | CSC Voices, Beyond the Scoreboard 18:53

منذ 13 weeks18:53

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CSC Voices, Beyond the Scoreboard host: Trip Durham, 2D Consulting, LLC Guest: Brad Bankston , Old Dominion Athletic Conference Commissioner In this podcast with host Trip Durham, Brad Bankston talks about his unorthodox start to his athletic communications career. In 1997, at the age of 26, he was named Commissioner of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC), becoming the second commissioner in the league’s history. The ODAC is one of the nation’s largest Division III conferences with 15 members. The conference office is located in Forest, Virginia. In 1997, Bankston replaced the only commissioner in ODAC history, Dan Wooldridge. Bankston first met Wooldridge in the summer of 1992, when Bankston, a University of North Carolina graduate, was working a summer job as a painter at Hampden-Sydney College. Knowing Bankston was headed to Virginia Tech the next fall for graduate school, former Hampden-Sydney sports information director Dean Hybl suggested he work part-time for Wooldridge and the Salem-based ODAC. Wooldridge sat down with Bankston for an interview, albeit an informal one, considering the paint caked on Bankston’s arms and face – and offered him the ODAC sports information director position. Three year later, Bankston was named assistant commissioner in 1995 and his elevation into athletic administration started. Learn about his sports communications roots and his advice and insights on the athletic communications profession today. They include: the lessons he learned and insights he still uses from sports information being his entry into college sports administration words of advice for the athletic communicators to reach their next professional position and chase their dreams, professionally lessons learned from past professional mistakes what the AD and commissioners need from their Division III communications staffers and how communicators can increase their value and influence today accomplishments during his long tenure that he is most proud of on a more personal level, how he battles always being “on” and seeks more work-life integration, particularly as his wife faces breast cancer in the “get to know Brad Bankston department” he was asked – what remains on his bucket list, what walk up song is, and who inspires him…

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Seize & elevate your opportunities | Chris Plonsky | CSC Voices, Beyond the Scoreboard 20:42

منذ 17 weeks20:42

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CSC Voices, Beyond the Scoreboard host: Trip Durham, 2D Consulting, LLC Guest: Chris Plonsky, University of Texas Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director, Chief of Staff / SWA and CSC Hall of Famer “I can’t think of a role that I’ve ever played in athletics beyond my SID days where how to communicate, what to communicate, style, tone and in any exchange, listening, wasn’t critical … When you see that (professional opportunity) door crack open, get through there. Once you are there, competency rules. Being good to people, being a good teammate, doing your utmost to do excellent work — that will carry you far.” Chris Plonsky on CSC Voices: Beyond the Scoreboard podcast In this dynamic and thought-provoking podcast, Plonsky talks about her career path, beginning with her important sports communications roots, and becoming a leading voice in college athletics. She offers advice and guidance on building a career, including: keys to building relationships the importance of collaborating and distinguishing yourself as a leader in your department and on campus preparing and managing expectations and what those expectations are what the AD needs from the communications staff the value communicators bring to a campus or conference the "transformative impact" that athletic communications play in today’s challenging college athletic environment…

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Webinar: Driving fan and media engagement independent of team performance 44:26

منذ 19 weeks44:26

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As colleagues in the college sports areas of communications, creative work and marketing, this webinar is a collaboration between College Sports Communicators (CSC) and the National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators (NACMA). The presenters, from both CSC and NACMA, focused on sharing strategies and insights on how to maximize your promotion, publicity and storytelling content - and capturing fan and audience engagement – independent of team performances.Topics discussed:- Engaging fans from diverse groups, particularly in unique environments- Within your local media market, the importance of creating positive relationships with reporters and broadcasters; emphasis on home-town storytelling via social media and Zoom; media day/photo day strategies when you are not located in a major media market- Best practice in collaborating with your fellow athletic department colleagues to promote your programs, support marketing/ticketing/communications/event initiatives and engage fans- Setting up local broadcasts of your games- Keys to keeping fans and customers engaged in your programs- Managing the push-and-pull between sports coverage and promotions during crossover seasons- For special day celebrations: ideas for ticket sales and promotions- Promoting your student-athlete alumni- Capitalizing on new hiresPanelists:- Alyshia Allison, Old Dominion University Assistant Athletic Director of Marketing- Eric Bohannon, Old Dominion University Assistant Athletic Director for Athletic Communications- Calvin Larson, Michigan Tech Assistant Athletic Director for Media RelationsModerator:- Michael Smoose, San Jose State University Associate Athletics Director for Marketing, Digital Media and Licensing…

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Webinar: Navigating DEI in Today’s Landscape 58:52

منذ 20 weeks58:52

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During Global Diversity Awareness Month, the three panelists and moderator, all leaders in the DEI space, offered their thoughts and answered numerous questions from webinar attendees on today's environment for diversity, equity and inclusion in the ever-changing and somewhat volatile politically charged landscape that administrators, coaches and student-athletes are currently navigating in.They spoke on the shift towards a more nuanced approach to DEI - moving away from only offering programming initiatives and training, to policy writing and carving out space for people to bring their authentic selves to work and to the competition fields and arenas. They discussed various ways to build an inclusive workplace when laws and policies are changing all around us.Additionally, they addressed the following in DEI work, with recommendations for CSC members:- Storytelling: How communicators can best show employee and student-athlete impact and how CSC members can help tell these stories and humanize and personalize student-athletes, coaches and staff members in this inclusion space- Read and get educated on legislation and what DEIB (belonging) policies are in your community - Noting the danger of placing DEI work in a silo, as it needs to be woven into the fabric of your department and leadership team- Managing DEI work when serving on a committee/in a department where everyone is not on the same page with the importance of this work - and how to approach people to bring them together- What are the "blind spots" right now when it comes to inclusion work in athletic departments, and strategies and ideas in managing them- Best methods to ask DEI questions to lead to healthy conversations when those conversations have not typically taken place in your workspacePanelists:- Derek Cowherd, University of Louisville Associate Athletics Director for Community and Culture- DeeDee Merritt, NCAA Managing Director, Leadership Development - Ashleigh Clare-Kearney Thigpen, LSU Associate Athletics Director for Strategic AdvancementModerator:- Kendrell Watkins, Long Island University Senior Associate Athletics Director for Revenue Generation…

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Webinar: Town Hall - What is CSC? What is CSC U? 47:35

منذ 21 weeks47:35

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The CSC U committee and panelists discuss our College Sports Communicators (CSC) organization, our members, the CSC U Committee and the benefits of being part of our ever-growing membership. CSC is the professional organization for all those who are athletic/media relations contacts and the creative/digital athletic department members - and those exploring the profession.Bring your questions and see how we can help you navigate issues and questions AND how we provide lots of networking and mentorship opportunities and how these opportunities can open doors for your future successes.Note: This webinar is geared toward the audience of the CSC U Committee - new full-time and part-time athletic communications professionals and emerging professionals (undergraduate and graduate student assistants, graduate assistants, interns)Panelists- Caleb Garner, Arkansas State Director for Media Relation- Katie Gonzales, Illinois Wesleyan Assistant AD - Athletic Communications / CSC Executive Board Member- Amanda Phillips, Oberlin College Associate Director of Athletics Communications & Digital Media Strategist/Assistant Women's Lacrosse Coach Moderator- Brian Odgen, Mississippi State Associate Director/Communications…

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Mitch Huppert | NAIA SIDA Spotlight 15:25

منذ 21 weeks15:25

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In this October edition of our NAIA-SIDA Spotlight series, we visited with Mitchell Huppert of Marian University in Indiana. We talked about his time as an intern with the Indianapolis Colts before he the Assistant SID and now Head SID for the Knights in Indianapolis!

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Webinar: Making the Most of Your Content Days/Media Days/Photo Days 49:45

منذ 22 weeks49:45

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As athletic communicators and creatives at every divisional level are responsible for setting up team media days/photo days to capture a wide variety of content for their digital/social and broadcast campaigns, the webinar panelists discussed how best to create a sports media day with structure, organization and best practice suggestions to make media day planning and execution more efficient, fiscally responsible and productive.These Media Days/Content Days/Photo Days events can include any or all of the following: headshots, video interviews, photography for promotional collateral, fun personable videos. long-form video interviews.In addition to answering 14 questions from the attendees, the presenters gave insights and suggestions on:- planning your budget and time and assessing the scale of the event to gauge appropriate resources needed- how to hold a successful content day with limited budgets and resources/personnel- types of equipment and setups to use, in terms of actual room space, backdrops, camera and video equipment and making stations for each student-athlete to go to- how to make each teams' media day feel special and unique for them- how to keep your collection of student-athletes engaged and energized as you work with them on content; how to ensure that they stay organized and- types of content to collect on media days- how to work with hesitant/shy student-athletes- how to work with coaches and being clear on your strategies and the "why's" of setting up these sessions- in the age of NIL, how to best distribute content from these special days to your student-athletes for their own personal branding and posting needs- post event, best practices for the work involved to organize, catalog and disseminate the content you capturedPanelists:- Temi Bajulaiye, America East Conference Associate Director, Creative Services & Digital Media - Emily Dorko, Adelphi University Associate Athletic Director for External Relations/SWA- Imry Halevi, Harvard University Senior Associate Director of Athletics - Content & Strategic Communications- Tyson Hutchins, BYU Associate Athletic Director for Creative StrategyModerator:- Cobe Wastler, Air Force Academy Director of Digital Strategy…

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Webinar: Craft Dynamic, On-Brand Content By Leveraging the Power of Adobe Express 57:25

منذ 23 weeks57:25

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During this webinar, Adobe specialists Donna Caldwell and Eric Rowse held a discussion on all-things Adobe Express and some of the newest additions to the software and answered audience questions.For those who attended CSCUNITE24 convention in Las Vegas, both Donna and Eric were popular presenters throughout the four-day event, holding numerous Adobe workshops and office hours where they worked directly with CSC attendees on projects and helped with specific questions.This webinar focused on the tools within Adobe Express that will assist CSC members and our colleagues in creating brand-worthy content with production shortcuts and time-saving techniques. There are tips and advice for all, regardless of your level of experience with the cloud-based design and content creation platform. One main theme of the session was to help CSC members improve their productivity when creating graphics, web pages, videos and other digital assets.Topics included: Using the Adobe Express tool of lockable template fields; setting up "bulk create" templates for asset creation; working with Firefly Gen AI styles in making brand-approved assets.Presenters:- Donna Caldwell, Adobe Principal Solutions Consultant- Eric Rowse, Adobe Senior Solutions Consultant Moderator:- Patrick Murphy, Colorado School of Mines Athletic Communications Coordinator/CSC Creative and Digital Design Contest Committee chair…

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