The college chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists is re-energized this semester and has elected officers.
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| Paula Christine Schuler |
Eighteen students attended the 6 p.m. Wednesday meeting, which adviser Jerry Townsend described as "the best showing in a LONG time."
President Paula Christine Schuler changed
from a business major to journalism after learning about the award-winning program at San Antonio College and calculating she might never
have a better opportunity to try journalism.
In the summer of 2012,
Paula began to write a book she had envisioned for several years and
realized she needed more training. It was perfect timing. The power of
the pen to create change, speak truth and inspire fascinates her.
Interviewing is her favorite part of the process.
Long-term plans still include writing books and possibly exploring documentary film making. Schuler has lived in Texas since 1989, has been married 27 years and has three sons, two of whom have served in the Armed Forces.
Long-term plans still include writing books and possibly exploring documentary film making. Schuler has lived in Texas since 1989, has been married 27 years and has three sons, two of whom have served in the Armed Forces.
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| Riley Stephens |
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| Carlos Ferrand |
Vice president Riley Stephens is a communications sophomore at San Antonio
College with an emphasis on photojournalism.
The multimedia editor for The Ranger plans to transfer to the University of North Texas.
The multimedia editor for The Ranger plans to transfer to the University of North Texas.
Secretary Carlos Ferrand, a sophomore journalism major, serves as sports and entertainment editor of The
Ranger. The self-described New York Yankees fan "lives and breathes sports."