Communications Apprentices Tell the Story of CDH
January 25, 2021
The Communications Apprentice program provides students with an opportunity to work with the CDH Communications department to tell the story of CDH. Their work will be featured on the website, social media, and in our email newsletters.
"This program will allow us to put our students' voices front and center, while giving them a chance to learn about marketing and develop their skills," said Lauren Campbell, Publications Manager.
To find all of the Apprentices' work, you can visit the Communications Apprentice tag. You can also view each individual's work by clicking on their name.
Greta Cunningham '23 is a Communications Apprentice. She is passionate about writing and participates in the CDH Chronicle and the Creative Writing Club. She is also involved in Student Council and competitive figure skating. "I want to have a dynamic role in spreading Cretin-Derham Hall's message and core values, specifically, community and service, during these times," she said.
Danny Honsa '22 is a Communications Apprentice. He is also involved in alpine ski, track, the Chronicle, math team, the student ambassador leadership program and Empty Bowls. In his free time, he enjoys going on walks outside and cooking. He is excited to promote CDH values and keep his fellow Raiders informed.
Valerie Krinke '22 is a Communications Apprentice. She is also involved in JROTC, Swim Team, service activities, and Drill Team. "I love the CDH community," she said. "There are many diverse parts of the community whether it is sports, music, or service; there is truly something for everyone."
Ellen Murphy '22 is a Communications Apprentice. She sees herself as creative and a leader, and is also a member of the volleyball team, math team, and involved in The Chronicle. She is excited to share her writing and ideas with the broader CDH community.
Alexandra Prodoehl '22 is a Communications Apprentice. She is involved in Mock Trial, enjoyed working for Sweet Martha's Cookies at the 2019 State Fair, and has taken writing courses at the Loft Literary Center in addition to her classes at CDH. She hopes to pursue a career that involves writing.