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A Voice for Students
An Opportunity for Students

Volume 24, Issue 6-November 26, 2002
Whalesong Masthead

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Chancellor announces new information officer

  UAS Chancellor John Pugh has announced the hiring of Kevin Myers of Juneau as the new information officer on the Juneau campus. He replaces Scott Foster, who is retiring. Myers has spent his adult life in media, public relations and communications. He begins Dec. 2.
  “We were pleased there were many qualified candidates,” Pugh said. “The UAS information officer position requires a variety of skills. Kevin’s broad experience in print, broadcast, film, the Internet and oral communications, plus his energetic enthusiasm will be great strengths for the campus.”
  Myers said, “This is a great opportunity. The university plays an integral role in our community and it’s a real honor to be a part of it. It’s always exciting to be part of something that is growing as quickly as the university is right now. If there is a downside, it’s that I won’t be working with Scott. He’s set a high standard for me to live up to. I’m very excited to get started.”
  At present, Myers is general manager and managing editor of the Capital City Weekly. Previous experience includes working in newspaper and Internet sales at the Concord Monitor; newspaper syndication agent; producer and director of cable TV programs; producer and director of videos for Children’s Hospital in Boston; writer of a feature film screenplay that was selected as a finalist in the 2000 New Century Writer competition; writer, producer and director of the feature film “‘Emerson Park;” community organizer, selling luxury autos; and performing standup comedy at clubs, colleges, on radio and TV.
Myers earned a Bachelor of Science degree, cum laude, in Motion Picture Production from Fitchburg State College in Massachusetts in 1995 and an Associate of Arts degree in Radio and Television Production from Fullerton College in California in 1987. He is a volunteer mentor for Big Brothers Big Sisters. He moved to Juneau 2000 with his wife, Deirdre, and children Zoe and Joseph.

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