Tiffany Paup Sanders (’95 Comm. & French Lit.) is currently the Corporate Affairs Manager and spokesperson for the Fred Meyer and QFC Divisions of Kroger. She holds dual degrees from Washington State University in Broadcast Journalism and French Foreign Language and Literatures and excelled as a varsity track and field scholarship athlete. Before joining the […]
Liz Pritchard (’80 Comm.) is a media industry veteran who most recently served as the Vice President, Sales Training and Development, for Fox Television Stations Sales in New York, a division of the Fox Corporation. She retired in 2021 after a 40-year career in media sales. At Fox, Pritchard was responsible for design and management […]
Glenn Johnson taught classes in television news, communication management and other courses for 35 years at Washington State University. Retiring as a professor emeritus and the Les Smith Distinguished Professor of Media Management in the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication in 2014, he mentored and inspired countless students and that mentoring continued after he […]
Rick Boyce is recognized as being among the first digital pioneers to develop commercial advertising for the World Wide Web. A media buyer with the San Francisco ad agency Hal Riney & Partners, Boyce was recruited by HotWired’s chief executive officer, Andrew Anker, to be HotWired’s director of business development when the company was founded […]
Cheri (Cherilyn) Brennan (’72 BA Communication) founded Alliance Communications, a marketing/public relations consulting firm in Bellevue, in 1990. Upon graduation from WSU, she joined an advertising agency in San Francisco and subsequently worked at Williams-Sonoma. A native of Kirkland, Cheri returned to the Seattle area in the mid-70s. Her experience includes PR/marketing positions with various […]
Bob Brunkow graduated in 1968 from the Murrow College of Communication at WSU. Bob credits much of his success to his Department Chair, Robert A. Mott. Mr. Mott (always Mr. Mott) led by outstanding example and set a very high bar of expectations for his students. Mr. Mott’s expectations were generally well met by his […]
Paul E. Casey is the CEO and founder of Casey Communications Inc., a full-service marketing and communications firm based in Seattle. Casey Communications also places radio advertising across the nation. Paul wrote a critically acclaimed book, “Is Self-Employment for You?” and has produced and hosted radio shows that help small businesses succeed. Prior to founding […]
Art Eckman joined Kennesaw State Athletics after more than four decades in broadcasting. Most recognized for being the voice of ESPN’s coverage of Supercross and Motocross, he established himself as one of the most versatile broadcasters in the business covering more than 20 different sports. After beginning his career as a sports anchor and sports […]
Sherry Nebel is a 1976 WSU Murrow graduate, earning a degree in communication, specializing in journalism and public relations. For nearly a decade, Sherry was with KIRO-TV, the CBS affiliate in Seattle. Besides her television news writing and producing, she also was involved in the production of special reports and news documentaries. In 1985, she […]
Marcia Steele Hoover has held senior leadership roles in the business, brand and marketing communication industry over her tenured career. A strategist at her core, Marcia has a 360-degree view of business that she cultivated while working across the trifecta of corporations including go-to-market business consulting, brand strategy agencies and client-side business. She retired from […]
