The Department of Media & Entertainment at CSU Pueblo is where technological innovation meets traditional humanities and social sciences. We offer a pragmatic and professionally oriented undergraduate program designed to prepare majors for successful careers in the media and related areas and to prepare students for graduate study. The Department of Media & Entertainment is proud of its 52-year history in southern Colorado and of the positive contributions that our alumni have made in the region, the nation, and the world. We are committed to continuing our tradition of providing the highest-quality media communication education well into the future.One of the ways our students prepare for work in the professions is working in our student media practicum. Our radio station, Rev 89, provides students with an opportunity to do live sports broadcasts, public affairs programming, daily news broadcasts and music announcing, playing the greatest music ever created.Our student-run newspaper/magazine/online news site, The Today, allows students an opportunity to report on events on campus and in the community via a traditional print publication and an online news website, which includes video news segments. Students can also get valuable experience with advertising sales when they work with The Today.Our professional 3,000 square foot television and film production studio gives students the opportunity to create and distribute their own programs and learn the entire production workflow including pre-production, lighting, sound, camera operations, directing, editing, chromakey, and more.Our faculty are able to provide a high-quality education because we’ve all worked in the fields in which we teach. We understand the fundamental knowledge and skills that are needed in the professional world, and we maintain close ties with professionals to ensure our students are up-to-date with their skills and knowledge.

Our Mission:To chronicle the Pueblo community while championing accountability, stimulating curiosity and supporting connections.

Kadoya Gallery presents art exhibitions and other cultural programs featuring distinguished artists from Pueblo, Southern Colorado and beyond, with a special emphasis on emerging creative genius.

NOT JUST YOUR ORDINARY TRAY...The Tray of Life helps tell your story in a dynamic, engaging, and fun way. Amplify the narrative of your content and give your audience a memorable experience through stunning, curated layers of objects and story. The Tray of Life is a unique process and methodology designed to empower individuals, businesses, groups and other infinity associations to define their brand and tell their story.The Tray of Life Helps You:- Be yourself as everyone else is already taken.- Evaluate your values, your strengths, and the work you're most passionate about.- Use observational learning techniques to develop an understanding of a compelling brand story.- Craft your brand into a compelling story or pitch.

Pueblo has been a city at the crossroads since its inception in the early 1840s when the first residents built a settlement for trading and commerce. After the Colorado Gold Rush in 1859, the city continued to flourish and with the establishment of Colorado Fuel & Iron (CF&I) in the early 1900s, Pueblo became home to one of the largest steel mills in the world. The rush of industrialization brought great wealth and arts to the community and city planners and designers built a livable and walkable infrastructure that remains to this day. The advent of the ARTery in downtown Pueblo in 2013 signals a new era where existing infrastructure is utilized to create a new type of ‘art walk’ to connect the community with the arts. The focus of the ARTery is on wellness --- balancing mind, body and spirit --- while combining fitness with local arts and history.American Heart Association / National Walking Pathhttp://www.startwalkingnow.org/path68275Walking Club for Pueblo / American Heart Associationhttp://www.meetup.com/American-Heart-Association-Walking-Clubs/Pueblo-CO/979182/

“Embracing human-centered design means believing that all problems, even the seemingly intractable ones like poverty, gender equality, and clean water, are solvable. Moreover, it means believing that the people who face those problems every day are the ones who hold the key to their answer. Human-centered design offers problem solvers of any stripe a chance to design with communities, to deeply understand the people they’re looking to serve, to dream up scores of ideas, and to create innovative new solutions rooted in people’s actual needs. ”— Field Guide to Human-Centered DesignAt Pueblo Sustainable Solutions L3C, we want to empower community creativity and turn ideas into action in the fields of housing, energy, waste and industrial hemp. We also champion intellectual freedom, equitable access to information & resources, and democratic conversation. We provide access to credible sources of information, and we create networks of knowledge and exchange in our community. The creative economy is driven by passion and by aligning and connecting social entrepreneurship with resources and services available throughout our community, we foster change and a sustainable future.Social entrepreneurship refers to the practice of identifying a societal problem and using entrepreneurial principles, such as innovation, to create and implement ventures that achieve change. At Pueblo Sustainable Solutions L3C we engage and empower social entrepreneurship and its missions and outcomes.We are innovators who explore new technologies and novel ideas in the relentless pursuit of excellence. Our creatives are embracing the entrepreneurial spirit which includes creativity, persistence, and passion which results in a positive return to society.

Website development, social media management, writer and editor of internal corporate weekly newsletter Energy Flash, digital asset curator, brand manager, and proofreader. Work directly with CEO on special projects.

The Shoe Factory is a member-supported art atelier where arts, education and community converge. We are conveniently located in downtown Pueblo at the corner of 3rd & North Main Streets across from Solar Roast.Connecting Artists with the CommunityEducation is a major platform and priority at The Shoe Factory. All programs are innovative and engage not only the Artists in Residence in their creative process, but also the local community. Educational programs are designed to nurture the multifaceted relationships present between art, artists and the public. Our vision at The Shoe Factory is to create sustainable and impactful programming that meets the needs of the artists and the community while developing new learners who are invested in their education, their world and the transformative power of art.The founders of The Shoe Factory are artists, entrepreneurs and philanthropists. They have experienced first-hand the challenges that emerging and mid-career artists face as they develop their portfolios and build their enterprises. Their dream is to empower emerging artists as they take their professions to the next level and share the creative process to a broader community.

Getting the Information You Need to Make Smart Travel DecisionsThe word TOKU in the Japanese language conveys the meaning “unique“ and “special”. It also carries a connotation of “receiving value” which is at the core of our mission at TOKU10. Additionally, TOKU means “to answer” or “to solve” which is the goal of every search on the internet. Unlike ordinary Top10 listings, TOKU10 is a selection of places to Stay, Dine and Play that are unique, offer incredible value, and ensure the perfect balance of mind, body and spirit.ENGAGE, EDUCATE AND EMPOWERtoku 1: unique and special2: receive value 3: to answer or to solve Origin: Japanese, adjective, noun and verbFirst Known Use: NOWten or 101: where to stay2: where to dine 3: where to playOrigin: GlobalFirst Known Use: This Little Piggy

Enjoy the magic of art, architecture, design and cuisine in travel. Let the journey begin with private consulting and customized planning to achieve the perfect balance of mind, body and spirit. Japan Private Journeys are The Readings of some of Gregory Howell's finest travel programs to Japan. The itineraries range from one to two weeks and feature a mix of contemporary and traditional art, architecture, design and extraordinary cuisine. The anchor cities are Tokyo, Naoshima and Kyoto with a variety of day trip excursions. You can download The Reading of each itinerary from my website.

Travel & Media are perfect partners in the ever-changing landscape of information exchange on the internet. The web is a wild, wicked and fun place to provide and share information, but where do you start? There is just so much content on the internet and how do you establish a presence as an expert in your particular niche? Year's ago the goal was to create and launch a website and hope and pray for traffic. Well that is like putting a billboard in outer space and waiting for a passing satellite or rocket to see your message. Silly, right?Search engine optimization (SEO) has become an integral part of any serious content provider's action plan on the internet. One must understand what the algorithms are looking for as they crawl the web in pursuit of authority.The bottom line is that you have to have content. You have to have something to say. Having an understanding of SEO and the power of social media networks like Facebook and Twiiter, one can create a powerful presence on the internet and convert visitors to loyal customers. Are you ready? Let's start now!

Full service travel company specializing in individual, business and customized group travel with a special emphasis in international conferences and meetings and travel study programs.

Founder and Inaugural Board Member of the Japan and Exchange Program Alumni Association of Northern California (JETAANC). Participated with local alumni in establishing the first JET alumni group with official non-profit status with the State of California and co-founded the JETAANC High School Scholarship Program.

Mentor for the Gay, Lesbian, Bi-sexual, Transgender Mentorship Program

Placed in the International Design Section within the Urban Planning Department of the City of Yokohama. Interfaced with the Mayor's Office, Minato Mirai 21, PACIFICO Convention and Visitors Center and YOKE for support, interpretation, translation and administrative services.