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Articles by Jacqueline Lynch
“The Declaration of Independents”
Ally Betker, a Glendale native and Webster Groves High School graduate, will have her short film, “Permanent Scar,” screened at the St. Louis International Film Festival on Sunday, Nov. 15, at 1 p.m. at the Hi-Pointe Theatre. | photo courtesy of Ally Betker Armed with a camera, a passion and a vision for storytelling, thousands of local, independent and international filmmakers submit Oscar-qualifying films to the annual St. Louis International Film Festival.
Images From The Immediate Aftermath Of 9/11
A Jersey City police officer puts up barricade tape near the Hudson River. This image is one of several on display as part of an exhibit at Webster University. | photo by Jane Martin This year marks 25 years since the day the world stopped — Sept. 11, 2001 — when terrorists launched a coordinated series of attacks against the United States, killing almost 3,000 people.
Webster University Introduces “Fast Track” Program To Address Regional Nursing Shortage
Webster University recently announced it has partnered with the Barnes-Jewish College Goldfarb School of Nursing. | photo courtesy of Barnes-Jewish College Goldfarb School of Nursing Webster University recently announced a new program to fast track those who want to become nurses.
The ”Joy Generators”
Volunteers at Joy Petalers in Rock Hill arrange bouquets for delivery to senior care and hospice facilities, shelters, cancer and infusion centers, and more. | photo by Diana Linsley Tucked away in Rock Hill is a blossoming nonprofit called Joy Petalers. In fitting with its name, the organization is spreading joy by giving flowers to those across the St. Louis area who could use a little pick-me-up.
St. Louis Scientists Make A Buzzing Discovery
Gardens that appear messy or unkept make for healthier bee populations, according to a study co-published by Webster University biology professor and bee expert Nicole Miller-Struttmann. | photo by Paul Butler A recent study conducted by scientists and volunteers in the St. Louis metropolitan area reveals that bees much prefer “messier” gardens over the manicured variety, unlocking a new understanding of nature’s busiest insects.
“Look How Far He’s Come”
Kirkwood High School student Desmond O’Connor in Washington, D.C., where he attended the Every 100th Heart Summit, an advocacy convention for congenital heart disease. The summit was held May 19-20. | photo courtesy of Desmond O'Connor Kirkwood High School student Desmond O’Connor is forever fighting a congenital heart defect, but refuses to let it define his life.
Students Meet With Dean of Students and Provost to Discuss Future of AI on Campus
Karlene Hoch is just one of the many students who feel attacked by the acceptance and use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) on campus. In the hopes to see change at the university, students emailed their concerns about generative AI to administrators last semester. In turn, Student Affairs hosted an in-person conference at the University Center Conference Room on Feb. 6. Three students attended the conference along with Dean of Students John Buck and Interim Provost David Schmidt.
Students Celebrate Queer Pride at Annual Drag Event
Students filtered into the Luhr Building on April 12, many decked out in sparkles, elaborate outfits and makeup, for this year’s Drag Brunch. Student performers shared the stage with popular “RuPaul’s Drag Race” contestants Acid Betty and Lana Ja’Rae, while Abbess of the Fourth Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Pattie O’Pounder emceed the event. Each year, the LGBTQ+ Alliance works to invite drag queen headliners, aiming to make the event a positive experience.
North Elm Ave. Closed For Culvert Work For 5 Months
As of July 20, more than 15,000 commuters had to begin finding their way around a months-long closure of all five lanes of North Elm Avenue. On Monday morning, crews began work to replace the Shady Grove Creek culvert at the intersection of West Kirkham Avenue and South Brentwood Boulevard. The work is expected to take five months to complete. West Kirkham Avenue/South Brentwood Boulevard will remain open. Detours are in place for local and through-traffic.
Teaching Songwriting At The WG Library
Musician and songwriter Gary Schoenberger (center) teaching a songwriting class at the Webster Groves Public Library. | photo by Ursula Ruhl Gary Schoenberger, local musician and former owner of the now closed Webster Groves Garden Café, recently shared his love and knowledge of songwriting with others by teaching a free songwriting class at the Webster Groves Public Library.
Multinational Palates Drive Diverse Options
Moving and adjusting to a new country can be challeng- ing for international students, many of whom are leaving home for the first time. Some find connection through din- ing, especially when menu offerings offer a reminder of home. Danielle Jones, general manager of dining services, said the dining team aims to ensure every student is repre- sented properly when it comes to food options.
Agency Creativity: Teams and Performance—A Conceptual Model Links Agency Teams’ Knowledge Utilization, Agency Creativity, and Performance | WARC
Agency creativity is a product of team efforts whereby members interact to share knowledge, skills, and expertise to produce creative campaigns. Agency models & structures Developing client-agency relationships Creativity & research Strategy Jacqueline Lynch University of Westminster Douglas C. West King's College London MANAGEMENT SLANT... WARC subscribers can sign in to keep reading Not a subscriber?
Building a Comprehensive and Personalized Event App
share by Jacqueline Lynch, marketing manager, Guidebook | September 20, 2019 Aim to utilize an event app software platform that includes the following features: Mobile management capabilities Community approach and experience Push notifications App invites, link sharing and social integration Session check-in data Access to analysis and metrics read more Today more than ever, the attendee experience plays a major role in determining an event's overall success.
Book Bag: “All the Difference” by Patricia Horvath; “Comedy and Tragedy on the Mountain: by Jacueline T. Lynch
“This is not a redemption narrative,” Patricia Horvath writes in her memoir about a childhood and adolescence marked by her painful struggles with scoliosis. Yet considering what she’s overcome, it’s hard not to think Horvath, in no small measure, has moved from darkness into light.
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