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Feb 28, 2020 18 min

Alexandra Farber

from Conversations with COJO Hosted by sdsucojo

Our fifth podcast features graduate teaching assistant Alexandra Farber. Alex is a South Dakota State University honors alumna with a double major in communication studies and advertising, so one of the first truly “COJO” graduates. She served as the communications chair for the SDSU Students Association and won best presenter at the national level in the American Advertising Federation National Student Advertising Competition. Our next episode will be available on March 13th featuring local photographer Dave Eggen. Be sure to download our talk with Dave on March 13th.

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