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Ashley Cordes sees culture in Native American currency
An enrolled citizen of the Coquille Nation and an assistant professor of Indigenous studies at UO, Ashley Cordes researched how groups communicate their identities through media, with a focus on currency as a communication medium among Native American populations.
Meet the faculty: Amanda Cote, assistant professor of media studies with a focus on game studies
Story by Eric Schucht
Hometown: Burlington, Connecticut
Primary research interests: Identity, representation, video games
Meet the faculty: Maxwell Foxman, assistant professor of media studies with a focus on game studies
Story by Eric Schucht and Randy Newnham
Hometown: Stony Point, New York
Primary research interest: Play, gamification and immersive media
Favorite bike: Cannondale CAADX
The story that changed the direction of the Listeners Podcast
Story by Jack Fisher and Patty Torchia
Photos by Jeff Collet
SOJC Supporters: John and Kari Boiler help advertising students get to the Big Apple
Kari, BA ’93, and John Boiler, BA ’87, didn’t meet at the UO. They just missed each other, as John graduated five years before Kari. But the connections both made there eventually brought them together and shaped their extraordinary careers in advertising.