Over the past week, panic has ensued across the country due to the global outbreak of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19). As of March 15, there have been 1,678 confirmed cases of the virus in the United States. There is also reason to believe that this number is far from accurate after Ohio health officials estimated that 100,000 Ohioans have the virus.
For any lover of sports, there are many niches within the careers in sports fields that allow any prospective worker to enter depending on their own interests and skills. In the sports communications realm, many of those niches involve things such as working with sports teams, athletes, leagues, athletic venues, and corporate sponsors.
Seth Goodman currently works as an Athletic Communications Coordinator for the DU athletic department, primarily with the women’s basketball team and the ski team as the main communications contact.
Although the term ‘women in business’ may sound like its essence and that the opportunities surrounding it exclusively cater to women, DU’s Women in Business club (WiB) makes it known that they offer much more than just that.
The WiB board consists of president Amanda Martinez, vice president Milena Rogers, communications chair Sophia Mellsop, and events coordinator Sydney Romano, all of whom were present at a meeting on February 19.
On what was a cold, snowy winter evening, the small jazz group ensembles of the Lamont School of Music at DU most certainly brought the heat to a short but sweet concert on Friday, Feb. 7.
Performing to a crowd of about 40 people in the Newman Center’s first-floor Williams Recital Salon, both ensembles performed three pieces, featuring a mix of original compositions and new arrangements of existing jazz songs.
By Zoe Grossman
Among NCAA Division I schools in the United States, the University of Denver ranks 13th on the all-time list for most national championship titles per school with 33, coming in right behind Michigan, Florida, and California.
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