SOC Success Stories

Success Stories

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  Campaign U Streams Course to Wide Audience

  Steinhorn is Fox-5 News’ political analyst, and as the 2008 presidential campaign unfolded, virtually everyone was his student.
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  Brady, '89,  Building the Future of Online Journalism

  Jim Brady, SOC BA/'89, helped to launch washingtonpost.com in 1996, spent four years at America Online and then returned to washingtonpost.com in 2004 as executive editor, helping it win the first-ever national Emmy for Web work in 2006.
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  Barry Josephson Makes Hits

  Barry Josephson is an accomplished film and television producer, serving as president of his own production company Josephson Entertainment.
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  AU SOC Students Work with Gallup, USA Today to Track Young Voters

  Professor Dotty Lynch's Election '08: Politics, Polls, and the Youth Vote and Lynne Perri's Visual Media classes worked with Norman to create a poll of voters ages 18 to 29 years old that was released in the nation's largest newspaper.
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  Pam Kaufman Markets Family-Friendly
  Nickelodeon Brand

  As chief marketing officer for Nickelodeon/MTVN Kids and Family Group, Pamela Kaufman, SOC/BA '85, may have one of the most fun jobs a grown-up can have.
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  Josh Williams

  Williams gained not only experience, but also a lasting professional network through the weekend program’s cohort system. "What I liked about the cohort program is that there were a few people in there that I really respected."