Randy Bennett is a journalist based in Barbados, focusing on local sports news and events in Bridgetown. With a passion for sports administration and a keen eye for detail, Randy provides in-depth coverage of athletic competitions, cricket matches, and other sporting events in Barbados. His articles offer insights into the local sports scene and highlight the achievements and challenges faced by athletes and sports organizations in the region.
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Randy Bennett's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, announcements, and expert commentary in Bridgetown, Barbados. His articles cover a wide range of sporting activities such as cricket, road tennis, chess championships among others.
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By: Randy Bennett
Roxane Coche University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Media Production, Management, and Technology associate professor and chair, will be featured on two panels at the LSU Manship School of Communication Sports Summit on Oct. 23-24.
By: Randy Bennett
Cheryl Oberlin University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications (UFCJC) director of distance learning and training, has received the 2024 Outstanding Impact by an Individual in Higher Education Award as part of Quality Matters' (QM) Making a Difference for Students Awards program.
By: Randy Bennett
Steve Russell University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications (UFCJC) Sports Director for ESPN Gainesville and WUFT-TV has announced he will be retiring at the end of 2024 after nearly 27 years at the College.
By: Randy Bennett
I have had many learning opportunities at the UF College of Journalism and Communications (UFCJC), both inside the classroom and out. One of the most interesting opportunities was the 2024 Gotham Week Expo , held in Brooklyn, New York, from Sept. 30 – Oct. 3 — my first visit to the Big Apple.
By: Randy Bennett
COVID disrupted Connor Ferguson's plans to play football after high school, but it also directed him to a new, intersecting career path – serving his country as part of the Florida National Guard's 125th Fighter Wing in Jacksonville and working toward a degree in public relations at the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications (UFCJC).
By: Randy Bennett
“Five Questions With…” is a series of profiles of CJC graduates and the career paths they chose. Patrick Federici, B.S. Advertising 2020
By: Randy Bennett
“Five Questions With…” is a series of profiles of CJC graduates and the career paths they chose. Zack Savitsky , B.S. Public Relations/Physics/Spanish 2021
By: Randy Bennett
The University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications today announced that Austin Y. Hubner will join the College in fall 2025 as a Public Relations assistant professor with an appointment to the STEM Translational Communication Center
By: Randy Bennett
Play the Game is a series of periodic interviews by CJC Sports Media and Entrepreneurship lecturer and alumnus Amar Shah with successful sports entrepreneurs and media members.
By: Randy Bennett
First-generation student Vivienne Serret readily admits she will stop to pick up dropped change, even if it's just a penny. “A penny is a cent,” she says, “a cent is on its way to being a dollar, and that has value.”
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