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Erin Donovan

Knoxville
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Communications Consigliere & Emmy, AP, ADDY & NPPA winning Journalist. New England ➡️Knoxville. Media consultant, BBBS Big, Specialized Ambassador & Biscuit👸
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Editor-in-Chief Goodbye: Erin Donovan

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By Erin Donovan
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My first steps into the Swanson Center were not as a prospective mass communications student. I was set in my ways, aspiring to come to Piedmont to get into Georgia Tech and pursue my lifelong dream of becoming an engineer. However, those few blissful moments peering into the radio booth and newsroom with my mom by my side would be impactful later.
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Paige Kluba Captures CCS Tennis Rookie of the Year Title

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By Erin Donovan
| What the Mont?
Graduate student Paige Kluba was named CCS Women’s Tennis Rookie of the Year as she picked up tennis after a stellar Piedmont soccer career. After graduating early in the spring of 2026, Kluba returned to Piedmont in the fall to finish her soccer career and pursue a Master of Science in Management. Kluba picked up tennis in the spring as a way to stay active and busy, but it had a lasting impact.
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Adapting and Adopting AI

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By Erin Donovan
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AI is becoming a resource people rely on daily. Arguments of its ethical nature are high, but are they valid? Yes. Using AI to get through schoolwork is unethical. That does not mean that using it in general is unethical. There are ways AI can benefit us; however, it requires adaptation. AI can obviously be used to draft outlines of essays and build resumes and cover letters, but that is not the adaptation I am talking about.
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