SOJC graduate student Erica Ciszek was awarded a research grant from the Waterhouse Family Institute for the Study of Communication and Society.
SOJC graduate student Erica Ciszek was awarded a research grant from the Waterhouse Family Institute for the Study of Communication and Society. |
Nine SOJC students spent spring term in Vienna, Austria. In addition to their class work and field assignments, they interned at Austrian television and radio outlets, newspapers and magazines. (Back left is visiting professor Mart Stewart.) |
SOJC faculty Peter Laufer, Gabriela Martinez and Dan Morrison as well as students Michelle (Mike) Goris and Max Brown joined in the celebration at the World Press Freedom Day International Conference in Costa Rica. In addition, Goris and Brown were part of the UNESCO Youth Newsroom. |
On May 28, Stephen Person, '10, died from injuries sustained in a car incident the Sunday before. A Portland Monthly profile recalls a colleague who "touched a vast constellation of people and communities through his creativity, humor, and generosity." |
Colton Totland, '13, was selected for this summer’s reporting fellowship program. News21 fellows produce in-depth news coverage on critical issues facing the nation, using innovative digital methods to distribute the content on multiple platforms. |
The six students involved in the production of the piece brought together a wide range of skills to add additional layers and perspective to the story. |
SOJC advertising student Dan Drullinger tapped into a collective consciousness to win the Allstate Life Tracks Ad Competition. |
SOJC Visiting Assistant Professor, Ed Madison was named to the Apple Distinguished Educator program for the Class of 2013. He is the only current Apple Distinguished Education in the state of 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. |
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