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Student Profiles
SOJC Dual Master's Student Honored for Military Service
Priya Sage, who is pursuing master’s degrees in strategic communication and immersive media communication, was featured in an OregonNews article honoring veterans. Sage served in the U.S. Coast Guard.
Exploring AI, Immersive Media and Communication Strategies
Priya Sage, a student veteran at the SOJC, is pursuing master’s degrees in strategic communication and immersive media communication to solve complex problems.
SOJC Advertising Major Profiled in Oregon Quarterly
Annie Neal, an advertising major and entrepreneurship minor, credits a "mosaic of mentors" for helping her achieve success as a student, creator and soon-to-be college graduate.
Science Communication Student Seeks Discomfort, Finds Adventure
Eden McCall, a journalism and spatial data science major, channels her curiosity into science communication projects like interpretive mapping and researching endangered frogs.
Rock Guitarist Answers Gender Bias with Honors Thesis
SOJC student Kayla Krueger, a KWVA DJ and guitar player in the group GrrlBand, experienced a lot of gender bias in the music industry. So she wrote her honors thesis on hegemonic patriarchy.
SOJC Students Included in Wings of Achievement
Advertising major Annie Neal '25 and journalism major Johnny Media '24 are honored for exploring passions an embracing challenges as they thrive in their UO experience.
Boldness earns double major coveted beauty industry job
Kaitlyn Bullentini was a first-year advertising and public relations major when she contacted a woman from a fledgling cosmetic company about an internship. It led to a coveted beauty industry job.
Ph.D. candidate studies how governments influence media
Doctoral candidate Nahla Bendefaa began researching how political regimes affect media in different countries after comparing her experiences as a journalist in Morocco to her experiences in the U.S.
Making an impact with feminist media studies
Doctoral candidate Ivy Fofie was a successful journalist and PR pro in Ghana. Now she’s fulfilling her dream of becoming a researcher while uncovering women’s unrecognized contributions to media.