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See SOJC students' outstanding work, from published articles and research to award-winning videos and campaigns. 

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Oregon Women in Flight logo
June 21
SOJC student advertising agency’s Title IX campaign takes flight
Waseq Rahman
May 3
Life-changing play: PhD student Waseq Rahman explores games as tools for social change communication
Maeve Conner
April 11
Student Profile: Maeve Connor ’22 uses strategic communication for social change
Three Black students pose with the new Black Student Magazine
March 23
SOJC students mentor Oregon, Washington teens to publish Black Student Magazine
The cover of Black Student Magazine
March 7
New Black Student Magazine created from collaboration of SOJC, local middle and high schoolers
colorful posters for an allbirds concept campaign by SOJC students
February 1
Advertising students “walk quiet” into career success after innovative campaign for Allbirds
Rick Gaters sits on his bunk at the Rogue Valley Youth Correctional Facility.
December 31
The Oregonian: A team of UO journalists goes deep on Measure 11, juveniles
A smoother hand holds a pair of wrinkled hands
December 31
Student work in Eugene Weekly examines lack of accountability for Covid-19 deaths in long-term care facilities
Six young adults look at their smart phones, with various emojis in the background.
December 28
These college students know how to spot misinformation online — and they can help you, too
Rick Gaters sits on his bunk at the Rogue Valley Youth Correctional Facility.
December 28
Faculty and student work: ‘Public Plea,’ a new documentary and podcast series exploring Oregon’s Measure 11

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