Advertising Program Student Work

SOJC advertising students create award-winning campaigns for real-world clients through internships and student-run agencies. Check out their work below:

The words "West Coast COVID-19 Help" are displayed across a blue compass.
Creating common good through design
Students with the SOJC advertising student group After Hours lend their brainpower to promote the West Coast COVID-19 Help Guide.
Advertisement banner of a basketball player screaming.
Allen Hall Advertising Welcomes Oregon to The Wonder
Student-run agency Allen Hall Advertising’s donor-funded ad campaign successfully boosted UO women’s basketball ticket sales.
University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication Allen Hall PR student work outside Matthew Knight Arena
Featured student work: Allen Hall Advertising introduces women’s basketball fans to the superheroes in their backyard
The Wonder Ducks, a superheroic ad campaign created by student-led agency Allen Hall Advertising, ramps up excitement for Oregon women’s hoops.
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Change Rangers enlist kids in the fight to address climate change
Advertising students were nominated for an international award for Change Rangers, a new type of Scouting that gives youth practical skills to make their communities more resilient in the face of climate change.
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Allen Hall Advertising’s Reset the Code campaign
Allen Hall Advertising launches Reset the Code, a campus campaign aimed at creating positive change in the face of discrimination, hate and fear.
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“Numb in America” video nominated for a college Emmy award
“Numb In America,” a student-created short film about American gun violence in schools, earns the filmmakers a college Emmy nomination.
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#ResettheCode: Allen Hall Advertising calls for inclusion with immersive campaign
Student-led advertising agency launches Reset the Code to create positive change in the face of discrimination, hate and fear.
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Featured Student Work: Combined Culture’s “Am I Next?”
SOJC student group Combined Culture confronts the murders of Alton Sterling, Philando Castile and Trayvon Martin in this powerful piece combining videography and thought-provoking narration.