Job description Now in my 11th year, I teach classes that include advertising copywriting, public relations, awards and multicultural events, interview skills, and a capstone lab. My students are juniors and seniors who want to gain hands-on experience that will give them the professional knowledge to succeed in internships or jobs. Professional background I have […]
Job description I manage the overnight shift from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Professional background I was a logistics officer in the United States Marine Corps from 2012 to 2017. I worked at Veterans United Home Loans from 2017 to 2019 and joined Scholastic Inc. in 2019. I also started on the CPS School Board
W hen you first enter The Canvas on Broadway, you may notice your attention being pulled in multiple different directions. Perhaps you first see the paint-covered mason jars full of paintbrushes, or the individual easels sitting on the long tables, but more than likely you’ll notice the impressive display of canvas paintings that cover the
Under the tree that sits in front of Hickman High School, Rolando Barry discovered the Missouri High Steppers. In 1979, Carolyn Woody and Dorcey Lee Turner had 15 to 20 students practicing under this Hickman tree, and they called themselves the Blind Boone Drill Team. Rolando, who was a bus driver at the time, would
“We have always wanted to move into this,” says Phylshawn Johnson, director of Compass Inc. “But, you know, it’s all about means and fundraising and finding the right place at the right time — all of those things. And this is it. Everything fell into place.” Founded in 2007, Compass is a nonprofit organization that
Food and Drink Missouri Craft Brewers Guild Releases New Collaborative Beer With the COVID-19 pandemic thwarting festivals, conferences, and other events that typically provide operational funding for the Missouri Craft Brewers Guild, the members of the guild got creative and did what they do best — brewed a beer. Selling out quickly, the sales from
GIVING BACK UScellular Delivers Gifts to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Missouri for Holiday Party To celebrate the holiday season and the meaningful value of community, UScellular donated an assortment of holiday gifts to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Missouri. In order to bring locally grown joy to Columbia, UScellular worked with their
Roaring Angel Reagan Allen, a born-and-raised Columbian and co-owner of Roaring Angel, says, “Like most businesses, Roaring Angel started out as a faraway fantasy that turned into a thought-out idea that turned into a business plan that eventually turned into a real business.” Roaring Angel is an e-commerce business providing loungewear and streetwear meant to
Roaring Angel Reagan Allen, a born-and-raised Columbian and co-owner of Roaring Angel, says, “Like most businesses, Roaring Angel started out as a faraway fantasy that turned into a thought-out idea that turned into a business plan that eventually turned into a real business.” Roaring Angel is an e-commerce business providing loungewear and streetwear meant to
Good Food Co. When opening her bakery and dessert bar, Good Food Co., in January 2018, owner Jill Rostine knew she wanted to make the best possible treats and create a sense of community among the shop’s patrons. Her baked goods stand out because she uses the highest quality ingredients from local vendors and everything
