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Denise Visuano

, Marketing and Communication

Why I chose WOU

It is a beautiful campus, filled with great people. I enjoyed it as a student, and continue to do so nearly 20 years later.

At WOU since

01/07/1997

Hobbies

Reading, camping, crochet, baking, spending time with my family - just normal stuff, I guess...

Fun fact

Hometown

Longview, WA

Favorite book/movie

Choose one? Impossible. Movies: Shawn of the Dead or Shawshank Redemption...but changes depending on mood. Books: The Count of Monte Cristo or anything Calvin and Hobbes.

Areas of responsibility

Our team is responsible for the overall editorial direction and planning of WOU’s institutional communications and branding strategy. We provide professional expertise in the areas of graphic design, photography, writing and editing for academic and non-academic units on campus. The responsibilities of the office include institutional identity, publications, content and design of the WOU Web site, marketing and advertising, and the internal dissemination of news and announcements.

Education

B.A. 1999, Western Oregon University

Ms.Ed: Information Technology, 2017, Western Oregon University

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