Clemson University is committed to providing the administrative and advising support needed to ensure that Student Media at Clemson is actively challenged and supported to be a campus community of which all can be proud. The Student Media staff consists of three full-time professionals and one graduate assistant, who work daily with our student media leaders to maintain and improve Student Media at Clemson University.
Pam Davis
Director of Student Activities
(864) 656-4263 pamela@clemson.edu
A South Carolina native, Pam Davis graduated with a B.A. in Speech and Communication Studies from Clemson University in 1997, where she was very involved in a number of on-campus activities. In 2000, she graduated from Clemson with a Masters of Education Counseling and Guidance Services. Pam has been back at Clemson professionally since February 2005, and is currently responsible for the areas of Fraternity & Sorority Life, Student Events and Student Media.
Patrick Neal
Associate Director of Student Media
(864) 656-7671 pneal@clemson.edu
After spending 10 years as a newspaper reporter, editor and publisher for several community newspapers in Georgia and North Carolina, Patrick Neal joined the faculty of Clemson University's English Department in Fall, 2003 as the department's sole lecturer of journalism and mass communications. He was tapped as Assistant Director of Student Media in Fall, 2005, though he continues to teach journalism for the English Department on a part-time basis. He earned a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism from the University of Georgia's Henry W. Grady School of Journalism in 1992, and went on to earn a Master of Mass Communication degree from the Grady School in 1994.
Susan Chastain
Fiscal Technician for Student Media
(864) 656-2054 schasta@clemson.edu
Susan Chastain is responsible for accounting services in support of Clemson Student Media, the Michelin Career Center and the Gantt Intercultural Center. She holds a degree in Business Accounting from Forrest College. She joined Clemson University's staff in February of 2001.
