2013-2014 Com-J projects are live

This year’s Com-J projects:

Open Arms | openarms.ua.edu (Ryan Phillips)
A Tuscaloosa-area jobs board for people with disabilities.

All About the “G” | fandom.ua.edu (Zac Al-Khateeb)
A profile of southern football culture in Gordo, Ala.

Oversupply: Unraveling the Student Housing Myth | oversupply.ua.edu (Taylor Manning)
A piece of explanatory journalism about off-campus housing in Tuscaloosa.

Food Insecurity | foodinsecurity.ua.edu (Elizabeth Manning)
A map-based examination of food insecurity in the Tuscaloosa area.

Caregivers | caregivers.ua.edu (Laura Monroe)
A documentary project about four families caring for loved ones with Alzheimer’s.

Brew Crew | brewcrew.ua.edu (Elizabeth Lowder)
A video profile of Alabama’s craft-beer community.

Backwaters | backwaters.ua.edu (Tim Steere)
A multimedia storytelling project about Alabamians connected to the Black Warrior River.

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