Jeff Budlong is a journalist based in La Grande, Oregon. He writes for The Observer and Iowa State University, covering local sports events and news. His articles focus on college athletics, particularly wrestling, basketball, and volleyball, as well as community events and achievements.
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Jeff Budlong's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events and announcements, particularly college sports at Eastern Oregon University. He frequently covers specific games, tournaments, and achievements of local athletes. For effective outreach to Jeff, consider providing exclusive insights or access to players and coaches involved in these events.
Given the nature of his articles, he may be particularly interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming games or tournaments involving local teams or individual athlete profiles from the mentioned sports.
As a journalist with a focus on La Grande, Oregon-based sports events and news surrounding Eastern Oregon University athletics programs such as wrestling, volleyball, and basketball would likely capture his interest.
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Senior vice president and provost Jason Keith addresses the Faculty Senate during its Sept. 10 meeting. Photo by Christopher Gannon.
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ISU WellBeing and occupational medicine will offer a free employee flu shot clinic Oct. 7-18 (Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.), at the fitness studio (room 1218) in the southeast corner of State Gymnasium.
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By: Jeff Budlong
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Iowa State faculty and staff members wanting to stay current with multiple vaccines have a one-day option to receive a COVID-19 and flu vaccine in a single visit. ISU WellBeing, occupational medicine and Hy-Vee will offer a COVID-19 booster, a regular flu vaccine and a high-dose flu vaccine during an employee clinic on Thursday, Nov. 7 (9 a.m.-3 p.m., 1218 State Gym).
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By: Jeff Budlong
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