Soundslides presentations are short, photography-based projects produced for graduate course credit. The slide shows expand traditional journalism beyond print and broadcast by allowing for additional audio and artistic elements such as photo transitions and background music. View a slide show presentation of a Virginia resident who spends her spare time expressing herself through arts and [...]
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Cindy Nettles Showcases Arts & Crafts at Local Festival
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Posted by Erika on June 24, 2010
http://www.erikaelainewells.com/2010/06/1226/
The Global Foundation at Virginia Commonwealth University
Soundslides presentations are short, photography-based projects produced for graduate course credit. The slide shows expand traditional journalism beyond print and broadcast by allowing for additional audio and artistic elements such as photo transitions and background music. View a slide show presentation of a multicultural student organization at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Va.
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Posted by Erika on June 24, 2010
http://www.erikaelainewells.com/2010/06/1209/
Community Service by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Chapter At Virginia Commonwealth University
Soundslides presentations are short, photography-based projects produced for graduate course credit. The slide shows expand traditional journalism beyond print and broadcast by allowing for additional audio and artistic elements such as photo transitions and background music. View a slide show presentation of a group of students spending a Saturday morning participating in a beautification project [...]
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Posted by Erika on June 24, 2010
http://www.erikaelainewells.com/2010/06/1220/
Local program celebrates summer reading
A middle school student was honored for reading more than 200 books in less than three months By Katy Burnell & Erika Wells A local rising sixth grader received an awarded at a community festival for spending her summer buried in books. Rebecca Rogers, 11, was honored at the Grand Street Party Finale at the [...]
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Posted by Erika on August 1, 2009
http://www.erikaelainewells.com/2009/08/188/
Dominican culture spreads throughout Richmond
A local medical professional helped a non-profit organization rally residents to fight third world poverty By Erika Wells A Richmond doctor traveled to the Dominican Republic in June to spread relief efforts in paradise. Dr. Mark Ryan joined medical professionals and members of the academic community from the Dominican Aid Society of Virginia (DASV) on [...]
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Posted by Erika on July 31, 2009
http://www.erikaelainewells.com/2009/07/connecting-richmond-to-%e2%80%98paradise%e2%80%99/
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