SOJC Visiting Assistant Professor, Ed Madison was named to the Apple Distinguished Educator program for the Class of 2013. He is current the only Apple Education Leader in Oregon.
SOJC Visiting Assistant Professor, Ed Madison was named to the Apple Distinguished Educator program for the Class of 2013. He is current the only Apple Education Leader in Oregon. |
SOJC PR Executive in Residence Bob Witeck — CEO and Founder of Witeck Communications Inc. — pioneered communication and marketing to engage LGBT consumers. |
Sung Park was selected for the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program and will spend the 2013-2014 academic year at the University of Ghana. |
Earlier this month, the SOJC was introduced to the eleven partner universities of the European Journalism Observatory as the organization's newest member and its North American bureau. |
Three journalism students in the SOJC get ready for life after the J-School, relying on faculty encouragement and support to launch them onto the biggest stage at the top networks. |
Earlier this month, press freedom experts from around the country descended on Allen Hall, prepared for a day of interrogation, argument and objection. |
Ellie Boggs, a senior in the School of Journalism and Communication, was recently chosen to act as the Public Relations Student Society of America’s Vice President of Career Services. |
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Kathie Durbin, an author and award-winning journalist who had covered the Washington Legislature and the environment for The (Vancouver) Columbian, died Friday March 15, 2013 in a Portland hospice facility. |
Feb. 13, 2013 — Tim Gleason, Edwin L. Artzt Dean for the UO's School of Journalism and Communication, is the recipient of the 2013 Charles E. Scripps Award. |
School of Journalism and Communication advertising professor Kim Sheehan was selected as a Society for New Communications Research Fellow for 2013. |
Jumping off a bridge and out of numerous planes, running toward toxic spills when everyone else is running away, emergency landing in questionable aircraft — NBC reporter and University of Oregon alumna Ann Curry spoke from personal experience Thursday about journalists’ dedication to their profession — while also musing about their sanity. |
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