4 | INNOVISION MAGAZ INE assignments were turned in on time, so that articles could be incorporated into the design layout of the magazine. I could always count on Annie to make sure that I knew what was still needed to complete this project. Kee was a new addition to the student worker team this semester and really showed his skills with creating our cover, as well as posters highlighting College of Business events that occurred this fall semester. It was my pleasure getting to know my team over the past few months and I look forward to what the future semester brings. I hope you enjoy the highlights of the College of Business students, faculty, and alum featured in this magazine. See you in Spring! Katie Bowen, Administrative Assistant OUR TEAM EDITOR KATIE BOWEN DESIGNERS ANNIE KITCHELL KEE CHUL MOSS WRITERS IBETH VILLA-TAMAY GRACE HEINLEIN Annie Kitchell Ibeth Villa-Tamay Grace Heinlein Kee Chul Moss NOTE FROM THE EDITOR Welcome to another edition of InnoVision! Although many of our readers are familiar with this magazine, this was my first time ever working on one. For anyone who doesn’t know, piecing together a magazine is a lot of work! There were plenty of days where I didn’t even know where to start, but luckily, I had a very talented team of student workers by my side. Grace Heinlein and Ibeth Villa-Tamay were an absolute delight to work with. These two ladies have impressive writing skills. I never had to worry about interviews being conducted or articles being turned in late. I could always count on them to complete their assignments with a smile on their face. Having writers on your staff is only going to get you part of the way when designing a magazine. The other part of the team requires skilled graphic designers to put it all together and that’s where Annie Kitchell and Kee Chul Moss come in. Annie is a seasoned team member who has helped with our InnoVision magazine in past semesters. She kept me on my toes with making sure
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