Why did you want to become a professor?
Before college, the thought of becoming a professor had never crossed my mind, but as a student at Northwestern, I found myself in classes that stretched me intellectually and personally. I loved it! That was the first step I took towards wanting to be a professor. Today part of what drives me is that I want to share that same joy I find in ideas and critical thinking with others.
 
What brought you to Northwestern?
One of the things that I have appreciated most in reflection after graduating from Northwestern has been the support and guidance I received from the faculty here. While I love talking ideas in the classroom, the bigger reason I’m here is that I want to be able to give students support the way that I was supported.
 
What is your favorite part of being at Northwestern?
I love the care that community members here have for one another and how engaged people are in the life of the Northwestern community.  

On September 25, 2019 Xi Xi, the University of Northwestern chapter of the Lambda Pi Eta honor society held their fall induction ceremony and first fall meeting, which included the election of new officers for the 2019-2020 academic year. Communication Studies major & Public Relations minor, Olivia Pavlish, was inducted during the ceremony.

















The following officers were elected for the 2019-2020 academic year:

President - Lili Naylor (PR major)
Vice President - Dylan McNeil (PR major)
Secretary - Tori Hoehne (PR major)
Treasurer - Wes Muilenburg (MEP Multimedia Journalism major)
Scholarship Officer - Morgan Tolly (PR major)

Micah Haworth (MEP '18) recently accepted a full-time position at Allied Productions as their Lead Lighting Tech. At UNW he was a Media Productions major which he is using in this new position working concerts, corporate, and live event lighting.