SOC 499 WordPress Portfolio Sites

Below are your and your classmates’ WordPress sites for their portfolios of public-facing work. Each week, you should review at least one classmate’s work and comment on it using Packback.

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Veronica Albo
https://veronicaalbo.wordpress.com

June Battjes

https://freethemediafromcorporatebias.wordpress.com

Reid Burton

https://wordpress.com/home/reidburtoncom.wordpress.com

Nicole Carlson
Coming soon!

Molly Costantino

https://mmiwinfo.wordpress.com

Taylar Coyer
https://taylarcoyer.wordpress.com/

Gerald Ear-Davis
https://stopschoolshootingscom.wordpress.com

Lucas Fraidenburg
https://sociss499.wordpress.com

Taylor Henderson
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Wenbo Huang

https://huangw513452307.wordpress.com

Cleveland Lewis
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Peter Lu
http://educationforyouths.com

Imani Mitchell
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Hunter Morse
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Samiksha Prakash
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Madyson Quick
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Connor Saavedra
https://connorsaavedraprochoice.wordpress.com/

Yixian Xu
https://xyixia2.wordpress.com

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