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Cameron Morgan Portfolio

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Sample Feature Stories 4

Creativity Samples 8

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Cameron Morgan2730 Chautauqua AveTraditions East Q103bNorman, OK 73019

OBJECTIVE

Public Relations Internship with a non-profit organization in the arts and culture sector.

EDUCATIONBA in Public Relations Expected Graduation - 2016BFA in Ballet Performance Norman, OKUniversity of Oklahoma• 4.0/4.0 GPA

RELEVANT COURSESWriting for Mass Media Spring 2014• Learned how to write for many types of media including print, radio and television.• Special attention given to strict adherence to AP Style.

Public Relations Writing Fall 2014• Learning how to write news releases, newsletters, feature articles, radio scripts and other public relations content.• Gaining insight on how to write for various audiences, distribute public relations writing and assess effectiveness of

writing.

Public Relations Publications Spring 2015• Will utilize Adobe InDesign and Photoshop to create posters, media kits and other publications.• Will examine how design components such as layout, typography, contrast and alignment can be used to create effective

publications.

SKILLS• Microsoft Word/Pages, Powerpoint/Keynote• Adobe InDesign & Adobe Photoshop• English & Basic Spanish• Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Medium, YouTube

EXPERIENCEResident Adviser Fall 2014Headington Hall Norman, OK• Created programming.• Maintained a resident floor.• Established a floor environment conducive to academic, social and personal success.

LEADERSHIP, ACTIVITIES & HONORS• National Merit Scholar• Jeanne Steele Potts Scholar • Mark Allan Everett Scholar • Jimmy Rane Foundation Scholar• Andalusia Ballet Teacher’s Award of Excellence

• 11th ranked National 4-H Meats Judge• Reformed University Fellowship• Fellowship of Christian Athletes• 4-H• Volunteered at Feed the Children and the Oklahoma City Food Bank

• Ballet and Modern Dance training• Vocal, piano and acting training• Theatre Stagehand experience• Theatrical Production Assistant experience

cell: (334) 208-9140e-mail: cameron.s.morgan-1@ou.eduTwitter: CameronMorgan_1

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Students Displaying Depression Online Best Approached In-Person, Study Finds

9/11/2014 | Cameron Morgan, US National Library of Medicine | csm@usnlm.gov

MADISON, Wisconsin -- Over 30 percent of all college students have reported a time that they felt so depressed that they could hardly function. More than 6 percent have felt so depressed that they have contemplated suicide.

One common trend that has recently been seen is that some students dealing with feelings of depression post

about their feelings on social media, such as Facebook. A recent study conducted by scientists, Jennifer Whitehill, Libby Brockman and Megan Moreno, examined what actions students who post about being depressed are most

receptive to.

By conducting interviews with 60 college freshmen, this study has found that the most desired intervention in the case of public displays of depression is being approached in-person by a family member or close friend.

“All the students interviewed said that if a friend approached them and asked how they were feeling, they would

accept their intervention and open up to them,” says Whitehill, a scientist at Harborview Injury Prevention and Research Center of the University of Washington.

Over 93 percent of respondents said that they would accept an in-person intervention of a known adult, such as a

professor or resident adviser. However, only approximately half of the students would accept an approach from a stranger. Moreover, the majority of those who would accept a stranger’s intervention would prefer the contact to

occur through e-mail or through a shared friend.

“While an in-person approach works great if the student and the intervener have a previous relationship, a third-party approach is better received by students when contacted by a stranger about their situation,” says Brockman, a

researcher in the department of public health at the University of Washington School of Public Health, “The majority of students simply do not feel comfortable telling complete strangers about their feelings.”

The study, “‘Just Talk to Me’: Communicating With College Students About Depression Disclosures on Facebook,”

was originally published in the Journal of Adolescent Health in January 2013.# # #

Sample Feature Stories

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Sample Feature Stories

The Cost of Fresh Produce Among Causes of Obesity, Researchers Claim

9/11/2014 | Cameron Morgan, US National Library of Medicine | csm@usnlm.gov

RALEIGH, North Carolina -- Obesity: the leading cause of illness and a major contributor to chronic disease. Scientists have proven that eating fresh fruits and vegetables can greatly reduce risk of obesity and its complications.

So why don’t more people simply eat more fresh produce?

A recent study conducted in North Carolina identifies six major community-level obstacles that prevented people from

obtaining fruits and vegetables: cost, transportation, quality, variety, changing food environment and changing societal norms on food.

The study analyzed eight focus groups in two North Carolina counties, with a total of 68 low-income participants. Over

60 percent of the participants were black, female and possessed a high school education or less. Over half received governmental support to help purchase groceries and food supplies.

“The most common circumstance is that grocers in low-income communities charge less for food with lower nutritional

values than they do for fresh produce,” says Sarah Parson, a researcher at Duke University, “People buy ‘junk food’ instead of healthier options simply because it is cheaper.”

Quality was especially a concern in low-income communities. The majority of participants preferred high-quality fruits

and vegetables, but reported a lack of quality in their area.

“People attribute produce quality with the manner it is presented in stores,” says Lindsey Haynes-Maslow, scientist in the department of health policy and management at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, “This deters many

people from even trying the foods because they look unappetizing in the stores.”

The study concludes that policymakers should consider supporting programs that decrease the cost and increase the supply of high-quality fruits and vegetables in low-income communities. This is a step that could eliminate many barriers

that prevent people from accessing proper nutrition from healthy produce.

This study, “A Qualitative Study of Perceived Barriers to Fruit and Vegetable Consumption Among Low-Income Populations,” was originally published in Preventing Chronic Disease in 2013.

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Sample Feature Stories

Meet Headington Hall’s Newest Hire5/06/2014 | Cameron Morgan, Headington Hall Happenings | cameron.s.morgan-1@ou.edu

NORMAN, Oklahoma -- Growing up close enough to hear the cars tear around the turns at Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama, Shae Mann is no stranger to fast-paced action.

Now, recently hired as a housing coordinator at Headington Hall, Shae has quickly adjusted to life in her new environment.

“It’s always good to be busy, ‘cause you’ve got to experience life, not just let it pass you by,” Shae says.

And, from attending Barack Obama’s first inauguration to her passion of seeing people overcome obstacles, it is easy to see how fully Shae experiences life.

Shae grew up in Munford, Ala. Her housing experience began when she became a resident adviser in her sophomore year at Jacksonville State University in Jacksonville, Ala.

Upon receiving her bachelor’s degree in political science with an English minor, Shae sought her master’s in public administration with an emergency management concentration at JSU.

During graduate school, Shae became the assistant residence life coordinator, worked alongside the coordinator and filled in for him when he found another job, Shae says. !

When she graduated in 2013, Shae says she intended to become a lobbyist, but she quickly changed her mind after going through the interview process. She then decided that she wanted to work in housing and began applying at universities.

She didn’t search long before she was hired as a housing coordinator for Headington Hall.

“The fact that she has six years of residence life experience all the way from R.A. up to residence life coordinator is what really drew Micah and I to her when we were hiring,” says Bryan Hinnen, director of operations at Headington Hall.

“She brings a different approach, a different perspective to this job that complements well,” says Micah Beatty, housing coordinator at Headington Hall.

Beatty and Hinnen describe Shae as driven, vibrant, creative, passionate, trustworthy and someone who doesn’t allow people to settle but pushes them in a positive way.

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Shae says that the hardest part of her job is disciplining.

“I can do it fairly well, but it’s not my favorite part,” Shae says.

In fact, her favorite part is being creative and having fun, Shae says.

“I like getting to pass out ice cream and chat or getting to see people bring in scorpions or plant a cactus in a program,” Shae says.

Outside of Headington Hall, Shae is a member of the Oklahoma City alumni chapter of Delta Zeta and is a sorority adviser in new member education at the Delta Zeta chapters at JSU and Oklahoma City University. She also currently teaches a section of the R.A. class and will teach a gateway class section in fall 2014.

Despite the fast pace of life and the many things Shae is involved in, she says that she wants to leave an impact.

“I want to be remembered as a caring, loving person that’s outgoing. Someone who wanted to take the time to make everyone know that somebody loves them and somebody cares about them,” Shae says.

Finally, at this point in her life, Shae says, “I think I’ve found where I’m supposed to be.”

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Creativity Samples

Photo taken of myself and Devyn Kreeger during rehearsal in Eisenstadt, Austria. 2014

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Creativity Samples: easyJet Fact Sheet

easyJet COMPANY HISTORY• Founded in 1995 by Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou• Opened new UK base in Liverpool in 1997• Launched online booking in 1998

• Expanded fleet to 100 aircraft in 2005• Voted Best Low-Fares Airline for 10th consecutive

year at the Business Traveller magazine awards in 2010

FACT SHEETCameron Morgan

easyJet SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM• Non-Executive Chairman, John Barton - Appointed as

Chairman on May 1, 2013. Also Chairman of Next plc and Catlin Croup Limited.

• Non-Executive Deputy Chairman and Senior Independent Director, Charles Gurassa - Appointed independent Non-Executive Director on June 27, 2011. Became Deputy Chairman and Senior Independent Director on Sept. 1, 2011.

• Chief Executive Officer, Carolyn McCall - Appointed CEO of easyJet on July 1, 2010. Former CEO of Guardian Media Group plc.

• Chief Financial Officer, Chris Kennedy - Joined easyJet as CFO on July 1, 2010. Former CFO of EMI Music with a track record of delivering operational improvement.

Seat revenue: £4,194mNon seat revenue: £64m

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OUR VALUES:

Safety: We never compromise on safety.Simplicity: We cut out the things that don’t

matter to keep us lean and make it easy.

One team: Together we’ll always find a way.Integrity: We stand by our word and do

what we say.Passion: We have a passion for our

customers, our people and the work we do.

Pioneering: We challenge ourselves to find new ways to make travel easy and affordable.

ROUTES & MAIN DESTINATIONS• Over 600 routes across over 30 countries• The No. 1 airline for the following destinations:

London Gatwick London Luton London Southend

Bristol Edinburgh Naples

Venice Nice Basel

Milan MalpensaMilan Malpensa Geneva

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Pilots Flight Crew Other

2012 Profit after Tax: £255,000,000

2013 Profit after Tax: £398,000,000

Percent Increase:56.1 percent increase from 2012 to 2013

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Creativity Samples: easyJet Fact Sheet, continued

FACT SHEET

easyJetFLEET

Over 200 aircraft, including 166

Airbus A319s and 35 Airbus

A320s

Airbus A319 specs: 156 seats with a 2400 nautical mile range.

Airbus A320 specs: 180 seats with a 2400 nautical mile range.

Both the Airbus A319 and the Airbus A320 are equipped with CFM International CFM56-5B5 engines capable of offering up to 23,500 pounds of thrust.

easyJet supports UNICEF through “Change for Good” program

• Helps children caught in the conflict in Syria• easyJet has raised £2.1 million for UNICEF since program began

in 2013• Helped vaccinate over 5.3 million mothers and children against

preventable, life-threatening diseases across West and Central Africa

easyJet: Official Sponsor of Luton Town Football Club• Sixth consecutive season sponsoring the Luton Town FC Hatters• Reigning champions of the European Football Conference

RECENT AWARDS• Airline of the year 2014

• Best Mobile Booking Solution 2014• Marketing Society Awards for Excellence

2014• Best Low Cost Airline 2013

• Best Short-Haul Airline 2013

GOOD-TO-KNOW FACTS• Over 300 million people live within a one

hour drive of an easyJet airport.• easyJet boasts over 200 aircraft, over 600

routes, operating from over 130 airports, over 30 countries and 23 bases.

• Annually easyJet flies 55 million passengers and oversees the safe arrival of over 1200 daily departures.

CONTACT INFORMATIONeasyJet.com twitter.com/easyJet facebook.com/easyJet

easyJet Airline Company Ltd Hangar 89, London Luton AirportLuton, Bedfordshire, LU2 9PF

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Creativity Samples

Photo taken by Cameron Morgan on Nov. 18, 2013. I organized the 1st Annual Headington Hall Housing Fair. I brought in spokespersons from seven apartment companies in Norman, Oklahoma, as well as representatives from utility and insurance companies. Nearly 400 OU students attended this event, which lasted 2 hours.

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Creativity Samples

Photo taken by Cameron Morgan. 2013.