Marywood Students’ Live Sporting Event Nominated for Mid-Atlantic Emmy
Published
DUNMORE, PA / PHILADELPHIA, PA – A group of Marywood University students have been nominated for a Mid-Atlantic Regional Emmy Award in the College Student Production – Live Sporting Event/Game category for their work on Marywood Women’s Basketball vs. Penn State Wilkes-Barre.
The 43rd Annual Mid-Atlantic Regional Emmy Awards will be held on September 20, 2025, at The Marriott Downtown in Philadelphia. Marywood is one of several schools recognized this year, joining nominees from Penn State University, Temple University, Drexel University, and Robert Morris University.
The Marywood production team includes:
Vincent Goldschmidt – Play-by-Play Broadcaster
John Downey – Color Commentator
Corey Iyoob – Sideline Analyst
Bobby Russo – Sideline Analyst
Faith Givens – Technical Director
Felix Lettini – Assistant Director
Cameron Gorman – Audio Operator
Ben Galko – Camera Operator
Reece Garvin – Camera Operator
Katelyn Klotz – Camera Operator
Soren Svanson – Production Assistant
Bernard Roedel III – Graphic Creator
“As a proud advisor, I congratulate our Marywood University students on their consecutive nomination for a Mid-Atlantic Emmy for our live sports broadcast of the women's basketball game,” said James Donnelly, Assistant Coordinator of Broadcast Operations.
The Mid-Atlantic Regional Emmy Awards recognize excellence in television and video production in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and parts of Ohio and West Virginia.
-
Inside the Virtual Architecture Studio: Rhino 3D, Unity, & MoreThe Virtual Architecture program at Marywood University prepares students to adapt to evolving design technologies by teaching foundational software like Rhino 3D and Unity. With a strong focus on experimentation and curiosity-driven learning in the design studio, students gain future-ready skills for careers that blend architecture, game design, and immersive technology.
-
Four New Members Added to Marywood University’s Board of TrusteesNew members include Jill Dougherty, Washington, D.C.; Teresa Gavigan, J.D., Philadelphia, Pa.; Debbie Kuo, New York, N.Y., and Sister Karen Steinberg, IHM, Scranton.
-
.jpg/200w/99q)
Considering a Game Design Degree? Here’s Why You Should Look at Virtual ArchitectureWhy just design games when you can design worlds? Discover how Marywood’s Virtual Architecture program redefines creative tech education.