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| More than 200 former students, faculty members and industry professionals
gathered to commemorate the lifetime achievements of the School's
inaugural class Hall of Achievement on Oct. 22 at the Valley
River Inn. Pride in the state of Oregon and the fine work turned
out by so many graduates of the SOJC was the order of the evening's
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Snowdens provide challenge grant The Snowden family and the SOJC hosted a 150-person party at the Snowdens' Newberg home to celebrate the first group of five students chosen for the Charles R. Snowden Memorial Internship Program in September. The Snowdens had an extra surprise planned for the evening: Julie, Richard and Virginia Snowden announced a $100,000 challenge grant for the SOJC internship program. |
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McCoy Foundation gives challenge grant for Allen Hall building
fund Craig McCoy knows how important connections are. So for the President of McCoy Broadcasting Company in Portland, the $50,000 challenge grant made by The McCoy Foundation/KPNW-AM, KODZ-FM and KDUK-FM to help fund the pivotal link between the two wings of Allen Hall was "only natural." |
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Minority workshop expands possibilities for state's students by Keri McDonough, graduate student The school's Summer High School Journalism Workshop, developed five years ago to give teens the opportunity to learn from professional journalists and UO professors while getting hands-on experience, enjoyed the largest attendance to date this year. And at the end of the week, under the supervision of workshop organizer, Associate Professor John Russial, these aspiring journalists had produced their own 16-page newspaper. |
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| The dean's column by Tim Gleason PNNA site team gives school high marks Opinion: Tom Bivins reflects on the media's coverage of the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal Fox executive shares his experience Intern reaps rewards of being there |
Award-winning authors teach grad workshops
School celebrates 82 years of career achievement Friends renew School ties during Homecoming New members join faculty |
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