There will be fundamental drills and skillwork that will be taught as well as some games and fun that don’t involve Baseball.
Come learn and develop and have some fun with Head Coach Jim Toman and the rest of the MTSU Coaching Staff as well as former and current players.įor three days, we will provide a fun and safe environment for kids to enjoy each morning learning and playing the game of baseball, as well as making new friends and learning a few things outside of baseball as well. MTSU Baseball Kids Camp is for children grades K – 5, who are looking to learn more about baseball than they ever have before. Student names and emails also are available in the directory.Come join us at The Reese this Summer for Kids Camp. Note : If you’re looking for a list of all MTSU staff and faculty, visit the searchable online Campus Directory here. Jackson Building, 628 Alma Mater Drive, on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tenn. Contact him at 61 or Office of News and Media Relations is located in the Tom H. A veteran writer and editor, Weiler has served as an NMR staff member since November 2000. He oversees coverage for the College of Basic and Applied Sciences, the College of Graduate Studies and the University Honors College, as well as the Division of Student Affairs, Office of Alumni Relations, Information Technology Division, research, three MTSU chairs of excellence and six campus centers. Randy is a staff writer and news liaison for the Office of News and Media Relations. (Her first name is pronounced “JIN-ah,” as in “cotton gin.”) Contact her at 61 or Weiler, media specialist/news liaison Walker Library, international education, and women’s issues, and she is the contact for connecting reporters and faculty experts with news about MTSU. Her beats include the College of Behavioral and Health Sciences, the James E. She hosts and produces “MTSU on the Record,” a multi-award-winning 30-minute interview program on WMOT-FM, and writes and produces “Middle in a Minute” vignettes for radio. Logue, an MTSU alumna with 20 years’ experience in broadcast journalism, joined the Office of News and Media Relations in 2001.
She now edits and manages content for the university’s news site,, and helps publicize news from the College of Liberal Arts and the College ofMedia and Entertainment. She joined the Office of News and Media Relations in 2004 and edited The Record, the university’s award-winning official publication, until its retirement in June 2011.
Fann, an alumna of MTSU’s School of Journalism, covered education, courts, government, the military, transportation and technology as a writer and editor for Tennessee media for nearly two decades before moving into higher education and legal publishing. Fann, news content manager/media specialist In addition to his role as editor of the university’s news site,, Jimmy works with media, campus crisis communications, public safety and numerous colleges and departments on campus. He directed coverage of Rutherford and Cannon counties for all Gannett Tennessee publications, including The Tennessean, in his role as editor of the DNJ. He joined the DNJ Media Group in spring 2006 after serving for 11 years as a reporter and city editor for The Jackson Sun. The former executive editor of The Daily News Journal and DNJ.com in Murfreesboro is a native of Lexington, Tennessee, and a graduate of the University of Tennessee. Jimmy is director of news and media relations at MTSU and joined the university in May 2012 after a career in daily journalism.
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