Tag: marketing

Why Employer Site Visits Are Essential

November 9, 2018 by cwcain

By: Macy Jo Byerly, Vanessa Haro-Miracle, and Maggie Sutton Three #bsuenglish students’ take on employer site visits Macy: Our career center offers a few employer site visits every semester. I’ve gone on two so far—both were jobs that would not necessarily be something that I thought I could do with my English degree: Indianapolis Zoo and […]

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Ellie Fawcett: Creating Social Media Content

September 4, 2018 by Jacket Copy Creative

Ellie Fawcett graduated from Ball State with a BA in English Literature in 2017. In college, she served as a member of the marketing team for the 2015 Digital Literature Review and as a strategic communications intern for Jacket Copy Creative. When we interviewed her for this article, she was working for Englin’s Fine Footwear as […]

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Immersive Opportunities: Gain Hands-On Experience!

April 5, 2018 by Jacket Copy Creative

Are you wondering how you can get more involved in the department? Do you want to spice up your class schedule next year? Consider one of our many immersive learning classes! Immersive learning courses provide students with hands-on, real-world experience in their field of interest. Previous courses have included Storytelling and Social Justice, where students […]

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Sean Andres: Marketer, Writer, and Former Educator

November 26, 2017 by jalynnmadison

Sean Andres earned a B.S. in Secondary English/Language Arts Education from Ball State University in 2008 and a M.S. in Marketing from University of Cincinnati, with a focus on diversity marketing from applied feminist and race theory. His favorite author is Margaret Atwood, and he loves to be outdoors when he’s not glued to the […]

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How to Live a Writing Life: An Interview with Matt Gonzales

March 26, 2015 by amisare1

Okay, here’s the back story Matt Gonzales graduated from Ball State in 1997 with a B.A. in English, and then returned to Ball State in 2003 to earn a graduate degree in Digital Storytelling. He also launched his own webzine and kept busy writing music criticism for Popmatters.com. In 2005, the Indianapolis Star hired Matt to write for […]

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