The Communique is a social media magazine produced by the Oral Roberts University Communication & Media Department for its alumni and followers.
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To help with connectivity among department alumni, faculty and students, Editors in Chief Rebekah and Mikala Lanferman provide readers an all-access pass to stay in the know through the social media magazine The Communique.
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I learn from the research I do on my freelance story topics. I enjoyed writing on vision boards. I believe strongly in writing a vision and then taking steps to accomplish the goal. My vision a few years ago was to start writing again. See, it works!
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FEATURE TEACHER
“This is to say I’m moving on to the next working chapter of my life. After 23 years into my second career, I’m laying down PR curriculum and have now returned to my first love, PR, where I most thrive.” Hear Putman’s journey at facebook.com/109369712479403… – at Bixby, OK
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FUTURE WORLD CHANGERS
Junior BFA Acting major Alyssa McGuire is being nudged out of her comfort zone in ORU’s acting program to allow her to diversify her talents and gain a new perspective on the industry through professional-style classes. facebook.com/109369712479403… – at Bixby, OK
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FUTURE WORLD CHANGER
“My time at ORU has been life changing. I have met so many incredible people who pushed me out of my comfort zone. I’m experiencing growth and couldn’t be more thankful God allowed me to be a part of this amazing university,” PR/Ad major Jessica Orth said. – at Bixby, OK
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FUTURE WORLD CHANGER
Between industry tours, inspiring guest speakers and developing presentation skills, communications major Hannah Roberts feels her ORU experience is crafting her into what she calls a “world shaker in the making.” facebook.com/109369712479403… – at Bixby, OK
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Where there’s a will, there’s technology. Today’s chapel provided a live choir coming from many locations singing one song, a song of praise to the mighty King over all circumstances. – at Bixby, OK
ALUMNI...Where are they now?
Multimedia major Morgan Ellis (Adams) discovered she had a brain tumor that stopped life as she knew it. Hear her story and how she overcame the challenge on The Communique Facebook. facebook.com/109369712479403… – at Bixby, OK
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FUTURE WORLD CHANGERS
“It has already been so encouraging for me to meet professors and peers who love Jesus and media. It is awesome to know that I am not alone in my walk with Christ as well as on my journey to my dream career as a CTD major,” freshman Brooklyn James said. – at Bixby, OK
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ORU alumna Esther King runs for U.S. House to represent Illinois' 17th Congressional District. She is on the ballot in the general election on November 3, 2020 and represents well.
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ALUMNI...Where are they now?
Through his high school cancer battle and life experience since, Branzell has gained some wisdom. Read his engaging story on The Communique Facebook.
"Make the most of each moment and stop caring so much about the future," Chandler Branzell said. – at Bixby, OK
FUTURE WORLD CHANGER
Freshman Musical Theatre major Tahlia Lowman feels she has received in-depth instruction through demanding classes and excellent faculty and will leave ORU with professional-level acting and musical skills. See her video at The Communique Facebook page. – at Bixby, OK
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ALUMNI...Where are they now?
“Though you don’t know how the journey God has given you shall go, enjoy the adventure that the journey brings until the day God calls you home,” Warner Brothers Studio Tour Guide, Actor and Writer Joshua McKnight said. – at Bixby, OK
Music therapy major Kailey Abels shared more than her passion for singing while on NBC’s “The Voice.” She was able to share her heart for foster care. Being a foster care sister allowed her to give exposure to what a positive experience taking in foster kids was for her family.
