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Campus Review
June 3, 2013
Rights Activist" by Melis Andrade (group
leader and presenter), James Brown,
David Eden, and Shelah Jones. Honorable
mention for oral presentation was award-
ed to the topic, “Management Under
Stressful Conditions” by Jay DeSeino
(presenter), Ashton Gordon (presenter)
and Terry Bishop.
The third place award for oral presenta-
tions went to an MBA group mentored by
Dr. Reza Kheirandish in his MBA level
ECON 6100 “Managerial Economics”
course. This winning project, by Sonya
Myricks and Jessica Vickson, focused on
"The Dynamics of Autism, its Co-
Occuring Conditions, and the Impact of
Early Intervention.”
Cassondra Simmons, an MBA student
mentored in Dr. Judith Ogden’s MGMT
6101, “Cross Cultural Negotiation”
course, won Honorable Mention for her
poster session on "Rules and Regulations
of EEOC and OSHA Laws."
The students were further recognized at
the annual College of Business Honor and
Awards Day celebration and at various
Department, College, and University
functions throughout April.
In all, a record-breaking 43 students par-
ticipated in 11 different sessions from the
College of Business in the ARC
Conference. Special thanks go to Dr. Greg
Kordecki, Dr. Adel Novin, Wright,
Fulton, Ogden, Kheirandish and
Garsombke who served as faculty advi-
sors, audience members and/or judges for
the competition.
Business, cont’d. from p. 3
Alumnus Offering Clayton State
Students a Chance to be a Zombie
Recent Clayton State University graduate
Anissa Matlock, a former stalwart of the
Clayton State Theatre, is moving from the
stage to the screen, and from romantic
comedy to zombie/apocalypse comedy.
Matlock is currently organizing auditions
for interested Clayton State students for
roles in an independent film called
"Welcome to the Bubs," which she
describes as being, “a zombie/apocalypse
comedy.”
Matlock is looking for Clayton State stu-
dents who may be interested in either the
role of a young female character, or who
would like to participate as a zombie –
because the film will need nearly 100 of
the walking dead.
Most recently seen in December 2012
presenting her theatre major capstone
project, a 30-minute romantic comedy
entitled “Love Potion,” Matlock also
played no less than five different roles in
the spring 2012 Clayton State Theatre
production of “I Love You, You’re
Perfect, Now Change.”
Matlock is currently looking for an actress
to play a young female character, “Zee,”
in “Welcome.”
“Zee is the daughter of a scientist and she
is carrying an essential element that will
help to domesticate the undead,” explains
Matlock, who adds that personality is a
must, apparently for both this role and for
domesticating the undead.
As for the zombies, Matlock says all types
needed, including some "hero zombies."
“They must be willing to wear latex appli-
cations and a good bit of fake blood,” she
requires. “They should be comfortable
with stage combat, and must attend all
rehearsals as they will be getting killed
with blunt objects, rather than being shot
from a distance and will need to practice
with the cast.”
Although the audition dates are flexible,
Matlock says they are likely to happen on
the second weekend in June. Filming is
scheduled to take place between mid-June
and August of this year… unquestionably
a dream made real, especially for fans of
the undead.