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Meet the Gibbs College Communication Team

Communications interns Bri Rhodes, Kathryn Kyle, Hannah Reed, John King, Kristi Saliba, Jacob Cullum, Zach Satz.

Meet the Gibbs College Communication Team


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September 24, 2019

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Did you know that the Gibbs College of Architecture is home to a team of interns that supports college storytelling through our newsletters, YouTube videos, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, alumni outreach and more?

This amazing group makes sure that faculty, students, alumni and friends of Gibbs College always know what’s happening.

Have a story idea? Be sure to submit it via the Oculus form, linked below.

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Read on to meet the team!

Bri Rhodes.

Bri Rhodes

Social Media and Web Communications

Kathryn Kyle.

Kathryn Kyle

Social Media and Web Communications

Hannah Reed.

Hannah Reed

Graphic Design and Student Outreach

John King.

John King

Professional Writing and Web Development

 Kristi Saliba.

Kristi Saliba

Strategic Alumni Outreach

 Jacob Cullum.

Jacob Cullum

Strategic Visual Communications

Zach Satz.

Zach Satz

Strategic Visual Communications


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