Phone: 269-749-7174
Professor Daine Pavloski has taught at The University of Olivet since 2017 and previously served as an adjunct instructor for one year. He is the faculty adviser to WOCR 89.1, the University’s student-led, FCC licensed radio station, and his areas of expertise include photography, videography, podcasting, audio/video production and sports broadcasting.
Professor Pavloski is also a proud 2013 alumnus of Olivet College (The University of Olivet) and focused his studies in journalism and mass communication (JMC) with a minor in sports psychology, before earning a master’s degree in journalism from Michigan State University (MSU). During his graduate studies, he worked with Spartan Vision, the Emmy Award-winning video production crew for MSU athletics.
“I love working at here because of everything Olivet stands for. All the way from our first graduating class through our present day, Olivet has been open and accepting of all people from a variety of diverse backgrounds and upbringings,” Professor Pavloski said. “At Olivet, students truly can pursue their personal and professional career goals while building lifelong friendships with their peers and their professors during their time on campus.”
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