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Joe Johns of CNN speaks to CU Mass Communication students



2018-04-13 - Campbellsville University - Photo by Joshua Williams.
CNN Washington Correspondent Joe Johns, seated, center, spoke to Mass Communication students at Campbellsville University on the First Amendment. He was the guest speaker at the university's annual media appreciation luncheon, then he was interviewed on John Chowning's "Dialogue on Public Issues" program. Front row -- Jeannie Clark, general manager, WLCU-TV/FM, director of broadcast services and instructor; Breanne Ward, 2017 mass communication alumna; Joe Johns; current student Andrea Burnside; Ashley Pennington and Sara Farmer, communications intern. Second row – C.J. Burgess, Courtney Gray, Matt Billiott, Zach Wright, Steeley Shacklett, Kasey Ricketts, communications assistant in the Office of University Communications; Joan C. McKinney, director of university communications; Ariel Emberton, student media luncheon planner, and Stan McKinney, associate professor of journalism and lead professor of mass communication. Third row – Matt Payton, radio program/production director; Jared Welander, Trent Taylor, Jesse Russell, Brandon Bagwell and Matt Wehle.


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