I am a senior photojournalism major at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, Kentucky. My hometown is Spring Hill, Tennessee but I lived all around the greater Nashville area before moving to Kentucky. My photography career started with an associates degree in photography from Nashville State Community College and I have been learning how to [Read More]
Jacob Hill is a photojournalism major at WKU. He became interested in photography during high school and did some work with his hometown paper, the Times Journal, in Russell Springs, Ky. View Jacob’s work for Farm to Fork
The Fleischaker-Greene Scholars program at Western Kentucky University brings together top students in the School of Journalism & Broadcasting to investigate a different topic each year. Our current topic is “Agriculture: From Farm to Fork.”
Celeste Laurent is a student at Western Kentucky University pursuing majors in Agriculture: Animal Science and News Editorial Journalism. Laurent was raised on a beef cattle operation in Western Kentucky. Celeste decided early in her life that she wanted to make a career in the agriculture industry. In 2006, she and her 4 siblings established Laurent Family [Read More]
Amanda Loviza is a senior at Western Kentucky, double majoring in news/editorial journalism and Spanish. Last semester she studied abroad in Quito, Ecuador, and while there she interned with V!VA Travel Guides. This semester she is a blogger for CampusBuddy.com. Loviza has thoroughly enjoyed her four years of college and doesn’t want to leave, but [Read More]
Kaylee Acres is a junior at WKU majoring in news/editorial journalism and minoring in biology. She is in her second semester of writing features at the College Heights Herald. Acres’ passion is environmental issues and she hopes to pursue a career in environmental media after graduation.
J.P. Mayer is a junior photojournalism and spanish double major at Western Kentucky University, originally from Park Hills, Ky. He has been involved with like Greentoppers, Americans for Informed Democracy, Kentuckians for the Commonwealth, and a student-run farmer’s market on WKU’s campus. View J.P.’s work for Farm to Fork
Colleen Stewart is a junior News/Editorial Journalism major at Western Kentucky University, originally from Covington, Ky. She participated in last year’s Fleischaker-Greene Scholar class on immigrants and refugees in South Central Kentucky and has also written and/or designed/edited for Western’s award-winning publications The Talisman, Rise Over Run and The Herald. She interned at Savannah Morning [Read More]
Regina Durkan is a Western Kentucky University senior majoring in TV/Film Production and English Literature. She is currently A/V manager for a digital media center on campus. This past summer she was employed by Comcast Entertainment Group’s G4TV and the post-production house, Category 5 Films, in Los Angeles, California. She has also covered large events [Read More]
Sam Oldenburg is a first year student at Western Kentucky University. A native of Minnesota, Sam was attracted to Western because of the quality of its photojournalism program. He enjoys telling the stories of all people through the many platforms journalism is presented in. Sam works as a staff photographer for the Talisman, Western’s yearbook, [Read More]
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