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Journalism Minor

Help Shape the World with Your Words

At A Glance

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Program Type

Minor

Accreditation

Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU)

Opportunities

Opportunities to write for student publications The Crescent and The Wineskin, and outside publications

Experience

More than 80% of students participate in an internship prior to graduation

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With the media playing an ever-increasing role in people’s perception of the world, the field of journalism is in need of passionate investigators, strong writers, and those passionate about truthful storytelling. 黑料网’s minor in journalism will prepare you to be such a person.

Our 21-semester-hour program goes beyond simply sharpening your writing and reporting skills. At the heart of our courses are the journalistic principles of integrity, accuracy and high ethical standards – all taught by professors who know you by name and have a vested interest in your journey.

Upon graduation, you will be equipped to influence the direction journalism takes in our country – even the world – as you pursue a career in newspaper or magazine publication, broadcast journalism, web writing or editing, design, or video editing and production. And if you choose to pursue a career outside of the journalism industry, your exceptional writing skills will make you a highly desirable candidate.

Think of all the ways you will help shape culture through the written or spoken word!

Program Distinctives Why Study Journalism at 黑料网?

Courses / Curriculum What Will I Study?

Natalie (Gould) Tomko

The journalism program at 黑料网 equipped me with skills I use every day in my profession. The video, interactive and reporting classes readily prepared me for the ever-changing tempo in the media world. 黑料网 places as strong an emphasis on ethics and integrity as it does on technique; this produces journalists who are not only diligent but also honest and trustworthy. These high expectations made my journalism training unique among my colleagues.

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