Here’s a link to my resume, hosted on Google Drive.
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Digital Resume
Posted by HillaryMcLain on August 8, 2014
https://hillarymclain.wordpress.com/2014/08/08/digital-resume/
Oh hey, I graduated!
Me and my long-time boyfriend, Zach, on graduation day.
Finally, the day has come. I’m no longer a student, I’m a college graduate. That’s something, right? I decided the best course of action to take would be using the summer to come down from the last four years. I needed one more summer of fun, working a simple job at a pet care facility. Now, I’m ready to move on to something greater.
My strengths still lie in my writing. But after all of my college experience, I believe working online with content is more suited to my natural skills than reporting. I enjoy social media, researching and creating photos and videos for both professional and personal use. I can’t wait to find a job in which I can at last feel fulfilled and like my skills are being both challenged and advanced through my work. Bring it on!
Posted by HillaryMcLain on August 8, 2014
https://hillarymclain.wordpress.com/2014/08/08/oh-hey-i-graduated/
Fog in Norman

Dec. 1, 2013, my favorite photo from the night.
Posted by HillaryMcLain on December 6, 2013
https://hillarymclain.wordpress.com/2013/12/06/fog-in-norman/
Foggy night in Norman – Dec. 1, 2013
Posted by HillaryMcLain on December 6, 2013
https://hillarymclain.wordpress.com/2013/12/06/foggy-night-in-norman-dec-1-2013/
Icy Norman Afternoon
Posted by HillaryMcLain on December 5, 2013
https://hillarymclain.wordpress.com/2013/12/05/icy-norman-afternoon/
Covering Diversity in the Face of Adversity
Veteran journalist Linda Jones led a panel on how to cover diversity UCO Media Ethics Conference.
Selected tweets and tips from the discussion:
- Know the language and standard greeting of the people you’re covering.
- Keep an open mind.
- Watch out for labeling.
- Traditions are different. People think differently aren’t necessarily wrong.
- You may not share the belief system of the person you’re interviews, but you can’t interject your beliefs into the story.
- Ask, “What is your heritage,” not “Where are you from?” You can’t tell just by looking at someone.
- Use social media to reach more people, but don’t rely on it.
Posted by HillaryMcLain on October 29, 2012
https://hillarymclain.wordpress.com/2012/10/29/covering-diversity-in-adversity/












