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Glorianna Noland

Glorianna Noland, Advertising Manager

Hi guys, I’m Glorianna Noland, a senior mass media major with a minor in psychology, and I’m currently the advertising manager here at Washburn Student Media! I manage a lot of what you might see on our social channels and I work with clients and businesses on campus and in the Topeka community to get their services and messages out to you all. If you ever see me on campus, don’t be afraid to say hi (or come down to the Student Media office).
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‘Disturbia’ leaves viewers guessing

‘Disturbia’ leaves viewers guessing

Glorianna Noland, Advertising Manager
October 23, 2022
The International Club opens events and festivals to all students on campus. Paeton McCarty, senior political science major, had not planned to attend until he had seen the firework celebration on the south lawn of the International House.

Hanabi festival lights up the night at Washburn

Glorianna Noland, Advertising Manager
September 28, 2022
Student organizations gain invaluable information at the annual Student Orientation Success Meeting. Administration, staff and WSGA presented at the meeting Monday, Aug. 29.

S.O.S. meeting signals the kickoff of the school year for student organizations

Glorianna Noland, Advertising Manager
September 6, 2022
Some international students encounter challenges when studying in a new country. Others have adjusted and thrived through the difficulties and have learned more about the world around them in the process.

International students adjust to a new life in the U.S.

Glorianna Noland, Advertising Manager
September 6, 2022
The minivan sits underneath cloth and a ribbon for the grand unveiling. The 2007 Chrysler Town & Country marks the 33rd car donated by Washburn Tech through the Recycled Rides program.

GALLERY: Washburn Tech donates 33rd car

Glorianna Noland, Advertising Manager
May 16, 2022
Cheilese Thomas flashes her new key. Thomas has had her fair share of vehicle troubles prior to receiving the 2007 Chrysler Town & Country.

Recycled Rides rolls out 33rd donation at Washburn Tech

Glorianna Noland, Advertising Manager
May 11, 2022
Turnover remains stable at Washburn Tech. Lacey Roberts, former human resources manager at Washburn Tech, had not noticed an increase in resignations throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Washburn Tech retains employees throughout COVID-19

Glorianna Noland, Advertising Manager
May 5, 2022
Current Washburn Tech students sign their letters of intent to transition to Washburn University. The National Technical Letter of Intent Signing Day took place on Washburn Tech's Huntoon campus April 14, 2022.

GALLERY: Students sign for their technical education

Glorianna Noland, Advertising Manager
May 4, 2022
Washburn Tech sees higher enrollment than they did in fall 2020. Throughout the state, low enrollment has been a challenge for most higher education institutions.

Enrollment increases at Washburn Tech

Glorianna Noland, Advertising Manager
May 4, 2022
Attendees fill the conference center at Washburn Tech. More than 300 students signed their letters of intent April 14, 2022.

Students from all programs wait to be called in to sign their letter of intent to attend Washburn Tech next fall. The final count of signees for the day was 305.

Bruce Steinbrock from Advisors Excel speaks about opportunities for students in the industry post-graduation. Steinbrock emceed for the entire event and has done so since its inception nine years ago.

Sen. Brenda Dietrich gives insight on Kansas legislative efforts for students to obtain a technical education. Dietrich was formerly the superintendent of Auburn-Washburn before becoming a senator.

JuliAnn Mazachek, vice president of academic affairs at Washburn University, talks about the national day's origin at Washburn Tech. National Technical Letter of Intent Signing Day began at Washburn Tech nine years ago and now more than 60 institutions across the nation participate.

Interim Dean of Washburn Tech, Michael Strohschein praises students and introduces guest speakers from state legislature and Washburn University administration. This was the first signing day that Strohschein attended in person.

Prospective students sign their letters of intent to attend Washburn Tech in the fall. The total number of signees for the day was 305.

Current Washburn Tech students sign their letters of intent to transition to Washburn University. The National Technical Letter of Intent Signing Day took place on Washburn Tech's Huntoon campus April 14, 2022.

Prospective graphics technology sign their letters of intent. The National Technical Letter of Intent Signing Day took place on Washburn Tech's Huntoon campus April 14, 2022.

The signing day hosts and congratulates students intending to enroll into a technical program. Washburn Tech was the first technical school in the nation to celebrate this day and now more the 60 schools have participated every year.

Prospective graphics technology students don their caps. The National Technical Letter of Intent Signing Day took place on Washburn Tech's Huntoon campus April 14, 2022.

Future information systems technology students sign their letters of intent. More than 300 students signed April 14, 2022.

Prospective students don their caps. The Information Systems Technology program was one of many receiving students for the incoming school year.

Prospective graphics technology sign their letters of intent. The National Technical Letter of Intent Signing Day took place on Washburn Tech's Huntoon campus April 14, 2022.

Attendees fill the conference center at Washburn Tech. More than 300 students signed their letters of intent April 14, 2022.

The signing day hosts and congratulates students intending to enroll into a technical program. Washburn Tech was the first technical school in the nation to celebrate this day and now more the 60 schools have participated every year.

Prospective graphics technology students don their caps. The National Technical Letter of Intent Signing Day took place on Washburn Tech's Huntoon campus April 14, 2022.

Future information systems technology students sign their letters of intent. More than 300 students signed April 14, 2022.

Prospective students don their caps. The Information Systems Technology program was one of many receiving students for the incoming school year.

Bruce Steinbrock from Advisors Excel speaks to students about their commitment to their education. Steinbrock emceed for the entire event and has done so since its inception nine years ago.

Bruce Steinbrock from Advisors Excel speaks about opportunities for students in the industry post-graduation. Steinbrock emceed for the entire event and has done so since its inception nine years ago.

Interim Dean of Washburn Tech, Michael Strohschein praises students and introduces guest speakers from state legislature and Washburn University administration. This was the first signing day that Strohschein attended in person.

JuliAnn Mazachek, vice president of academic affairs at Washburn University, talks about the national day's origin at Washburn Tech. National Technical Letter of Intent Signing Day began at Washburn Tech nine years ago and now more than 60 institutions across the nation participate.

Prospective students sign their letters of intent to attend Washburn Tech in the fall. The total number of signees for the day was 305.

Current Washburn Tech students sign their letters of intent to transition to Washburn University. The National Technical Letter of Intent Signing Day took place on Washburn Tech's Huntoon campus April 14, 2022.

Prospective students sign their letters of intent to attend Washburn Tech in the fall. The total number of signees for the day was 305.

Students commit to their technical education

Glorianna Noland, Advertising Manager
April 14, 2022
Washburn's Day of Giving raises over $350,000 Feb. 3, 2022. Nearly 1,200 gifts were received across all of Washburn's campuses.

Washburn’s Day of Giving breaks new records

Glorianna Noland and Christina Noland
March 10, 2022
Bil Thompson, the merit badge counselor for Game Design, teaches Scouts in the Henderson Learning Center on the campus of Washburn University.

Scouts gain more than merit badges at Washburn University

Christina Noland, Glorianna Noland, Kyle Etzel, and Leah Jamison
February 24, 2022
Thursday, Feb. 24 is Student Press Freedom Day. Members of MM426 Advanced Student Media Practicum wrote a series of stories relating to the freedom of the press.

International students speak about freedom of expression on campus

Glorianna Noland, Advertising Manager
February 24, 2022
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