Megan Nuttall
Up one levelProfessional experience gained through student run agencies
You can tell someone something a million times, but they have to experience to understand it
Green Space = Green Culture
Peter Lawrence shared his insight to how design + space influences sustainability.
I’m sick of defending advertising
The more I think about it, the less I see in the future of “advertising” as we know it today.
A new term brings new goals
Where else can we start fresh every 11 weeks with new hope and possibility to make the best of life?
Work more + sleep less = success
Being accepted to the J-School should come with a contract where you agree to sacrifice sleep and part of your social life before being accepted.
We don’t speak Chinese, we speak process
As four American students from the University of Oregon collaborating with four Chinese students at the One Show China Workshop in Shanghai, we experienced extreme culture shock of the creative process.
Upgrades for Allen Hall
As many journalism students do, I spend more time in Allen Hall than my own home. During my late night work sessions in Balmer I’ve thought a lot about how my time in Allen could be more enjoyable. These are the three things that always come to mind:
Passionate about paper
A common theme not taught in most colleges that continues to come up in our visits from industry professionals is that agencies are looking for passionate people. Richard Ward of 22 squared reiterated this idea when he told my portfolio class he can tell within two minutes of an interview if he wants to hire someone. Ward says he looks for people who are excited about life and have a passion that drives them.
How to grow a creative brain
U of O is home to the creative strategist. We believe in ideas and know that we all have the potential to be creative. There is no a + b = c of creativity. However, creativity is nothing more than having ideas and sharing them.
Five insights from Scott Bedbury
Scott Bedbury, the man behind Nike and Starbucks branding took some time to chat with a handful of ad kids and reminded us why we are in advertising.
Is sustainable advertising possible?
Advertising for sustainability? Sounds like a blaring contradiction, but it doesn’t have to be.
