PR for Launi

LettersRenee Tousignant — Published October 5, 2010

She was the first person to welcome me to the department, and played a big part in making my transition into COMS a smooth one. I’ve since come to know Nat as a very hard-working, motivated, and above all else, incredibly enthusiastic person.

She is an ideal candidate for the position of VP Communications for many reasons: she is in the communication studies program, she is outgoing and her dedication to our school are only some of the reasons. She never fails to generate buzz for the events she is involved in. Anyone who attended last year’s Valentine’s Day party at PJ O’Haras can testify to that!

Nat has the experience, working with the communications guild and with other groups to advertise some great events. As one of my friends once commented after meeting Nat: “I don’t know how she does so much and is always so excited about it!” That is exactly her biggest strength. Her remarkable enthusiasm about every event she’s involved in promoting is contagious.

If Nat was able to reach this timid first year student during her very first week of class and get her involved, I have no doubt that she will do a great job as VP Communications of ASFA.

—Renee Tousignant,
Communications and Film Studies

This article originally appeared in Volume 31, Issue 08, published October 5, 2010.