ESU Students Produce Community Telethons

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeastern Pennsylvania and the Monroe County Hospice House both held their annual telethons at East Stroudsburg University during the Spring 2022 semester. Both telethons were produced by ESU students in the university’s television studio. The students who helped to bring these community events to life are:

Standing, left to right: Rachel Mantz, a junior majoring in digital media technologies from Perkasie, Pa.; Jakob Kurto, a sophomore majoring in history from Canadensis, Pa.;  Jordan Moyer, a junior majoring in digital media technologies from Richlandtown, Pa.;  Sean O’Toole, a sophomore majoring in digital media technologies from East Stroudsburg, Pa., Christina Fronckwicz, a junior majoring in digital media technologies from Farmingdale, N.Y.; Demari Byfield, a junior majoring in digital media technologies from East Stroudsburg, Pa.; Anthony Perrella, a senior majoring in digital media technologies from West Long Branch, N.J.; Mackenzee Warnke, a junior majoring in digital media technologies from Bethlehem, Pa.; Chad Coleman ’20, communication and operations specialist; Mehki Williams, a freshman majoring in communication from Nutley, N.J.; Megan Majeski, a senior majoring in digital media technologies from Douglassville, Pa.; and Ian Thompson, a senior majoring in digital media technologies from Bethlehem, Pa.

Sitting (left to right): Samantha Garcia, a sophomore majoring in digital media technologies from Phillipsburg, N.J.; Alexis Steber ’21, ESU multimedia content coordinator; and Katie Keenan, a sophomore majoring in digital media technologies from Hackettstown, N.J.

Not pictured: Jessica Mairena, a junior majoring in digital media technologies from Stroudsburg, Pa.; and  Nirali Patel, a freshman majoring in digital media technologies from East Stroudsburg, Pa.

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