Stetson in the News: Sept. 6-12, 2024

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Top Stories

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The four apprentices for the 2024-2025 season are, from left to right, top, Kenneth Browning and Nicholas Dieux; and bottom, Tajah Garrett and Rachel Castillo.

• OperaWire featured Stetson in the Sept. 6 post, “Opera Orlando Unveils Stetson School of Music Apprentices for 2024-25 Season.” The story cited Stetson students Kenneth Browning, Rachel Castillo, Nicholas Dieux and Tajah Garrett.

• The Jacksonville Business Journal featured Stetson in the Sept. 5 story, “Stetson University inks deal for basketball, volleyball arena’s naming rights.”

• The Daytona Beach News-Journal cited Stetson in the Sept. 11 story, “Students climb stairs at Daytona International Speedway in memory of fallen firefighters.”

• Television station WOFL Fox 35 interviewed Kelly Smith, PhD, associate professor of Political Science, for the Sept. 9 broadcast segment, “Former President Trump and V.P. Harris to Face Off in Debate.”

Other Stories

• The Cape Coral Breeze cited Stetson in the Sept. 5 story, “School District sets College Night for Sept. 17.”

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Sampson Hall

• Central Florida Lifestyle Magazine featured Stetson in the Sept. 6 story, “Top Central Florida Colleges: What You Need to Know for Admission.”

• Broadway World Tampa/St. Petersburg cited Stetson in the Sept. 6 story, “Previews: Performing Arts College and Career Fair at Straz Center.”

• Jobloving cited Stetson Law in the Sept. 9 story, “NYU University Acceptance Rate: Analyzing Trends and Insights for Prospective Students.”

• Bungalower cited Stetson in the Sept. 12 story, “School peeps ride for free during SunRails College Week.” Orlando Weekly cited Stetson in the Sept. 10 story, “SunRail offers free rides for students, faculty during College Week 2024.” Other media outlets also reported the story.

Alumni

• The website of the law firm Spencer Fane featured Law alumna Nicole Zaworska in the Sept. 5 story, “Nicole Zaworska Authors Article in Stetson Business Law Review on Tax Strategies for Targeted S Corporation Acquisitions.”

• The Observer News Enterprise, Financial Content, the Chronicle Journal and more than 70 other media outlets featured alumnus David Kinsey in the Sept. 5 story, “PayMedix/TempoPay Names David Kinsey Vice President of Sales.”

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Stetson University in the News is a weekly roundup of media coverage that mentions Stetson, its faculty, students, staff and alumni.

• Hoodline, 102.5 WOW Country and other media outlets featured alumna Rachel Greene in the Sept. 6 story, “Rachel Greene Awarded Governor’s Excellence in Service for Advancing Tennessee Forestry Initiatives.”

• HappeningNext featured alumnus Daryle Scott in the Sept. 6 post, “Volusia Business Resources Live Presents: Funding Readiness 2024.” The Daytona Times featured Scott in the Sept. 6 story, “Volusia County to host small business funding workshop.” The Daytona Beach News-Journal and Yahoo! News featured Scott in the Sept. 10 story, “Venus Swimwear founder to speak at Volusia County small business workshop.”

• The website of the law firm GrayRobinson featured Law alumna Hannah Tyson in the Sept. 6 post, “Hannah Tyson, B.C.S.”       

• The Daily Times Leader, Financial Content and more than 40 other media outlets profiled alumnus Greg Ayers in the Sept. 6 story, “Greg Ayers Joins Curinos as Chief Financial Officer.”

• The Watauga Democrat featured the Sept. 6 column, “Raccoon Theology: A couple things to remember” by alumnus Earl Davis.

• The website of Jacksonville University featured Law alumna Katelyn Johnston in the Sept. 5 story, “College of Law welcomes seven faculty and staff for 2024-2025 school year.”

• 83 Degrees profiled alumnus Tony Pizzo in the Sept. 11 story, “Step back in time with ‘Tony Pizzo’s Tampa.’”

• HappeningNext featured alumnus Trent Tomengo in the Sept. 12 post, “A&H Conversations: The Complex Dynamics of Famous Artist Couples.”

Read Stetson in the News: Aug. 30-Sept. 5, 2024.