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.
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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. |
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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. |