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Major Areas of Study: JOURNALISM
Major/Minor Requirements
Major Requirements (47 credit hours)
Journalism
- JOURN 111 Media Writing and Performance
- JOURN 207 Introduction to Journalism
- JOURN 208 Editing and Make-Up
- JOURN 209 News Story Types
- JOURN 210 Media History & Effects
- JOURN 312 Electronic Media Structure and Content
- JOURN 495 Journalism Senior Seminar
Broadcast & Interviewing
- SPCO 211 Audio Production or SPCO 308 Single Camera Video Production & Editing
- SPCO 345 Interviewing
Two of the following (2 hours):
- SPCO 101
(Communication Practica)
- SPCO 201 (Communication Practica)
- SPCO 301 (Communication Practica)
- SPCO 401 (Communication Practica)
Writing, Language, and Ethics
- ENGL 213 Journalism Design Practicum
- ENGL 217 Journalism Writing Practicum (1 hour, taken twice)
- ENGL 315 Feature and Editorial Writing or ENGL 316 Public Relations Writing
- ENGL 317 Journalism Ethics
Photography
- ART 141 Photography
Internships (
All internships must be cleared with the Dean's Office in advance)
- IDIS 300 Print Journalism
- IDIS 300 Broadcast Journalism
Recommended Electives
- CPSC 370 Computer Graphics
- ECON 341 Economics of Developing Countries
- HIST 376 American Diplomatic History
- POLS 310 Political Communication (offered in election years)
- SOCI 216 Social Problems in Contemporary America
On Choosing A Minor
Students who major in journalism may not minor in English or in Speech Communication. They are encouraged to minor in a subject that will allow them to specialize. For example, a student whose primary interest is covering international events could minor in a foreign language. A student interested in covering political news could minor in political science. The possibilities are enormous!
NOTE: Major requirements are in addition to the Liberal Arts Essentials (LAE), which are required of all students to graduate.
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