Comings and Goings
Megan Clark recently joined the marketing communications office as a video producer. She will be a senior this fall working toward a bachelor’s degree in cinema and media communication. Since August, she has worked as a CMCO work-study student and has produced a number of videos currently used on the university’s website, including the “FoxTalks†segments on the College of Christian Studies site. Formerly, she served as a media production assistant in IT (2011-13) and worked as a resident assistant and summer RA (2012-13). Megan lives in Newberg and attends Door of Hope in Portland.
The university welcomes Kimberly Forbes as an accounting specialist. She arrives from St. Peter Catholic Church in Newberg, where she served as director of religious education and as a youth minister from April of 2013 until February of this year. Previously she worked as an office manager at the Grant Murphy State Farm office in Hillsboro, Ore., from 2010 to 2012. She has many years of banking and finance experience. Kim studied biology at Western New England College in the early 1990s. She lives in Hillsboro with her husband, Brian, and their four children: Katie, Tim, Michael and Ellie. She and her family attend St. Peter Catholic Church.
Mac Oxford joined the university in late April as a media production specialist, a position he’s held at the university on a temporary basis since December of 2013. Previously, he worked as an associate manager for Regal Entertainment Group (2013) and as a videographer for Hybrid Moon Video Production (2012). He currently owns a video production company with two other George Fox alumni called Blue Anchor Films. Mac earned a bachelor’s degree in cinema and media communication from George Fox in 2012. He lives in Portland with his wife Kimberly and son Josiah (1) and attends Calvary Chapel Southeast.
Andy Dunn (Financial Affairs) left the university on April 30.
Alene Horney (ADP) left George Fox on April 21 in order to stay home with her newborn son Duke.