Vision Statement
The program leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical application of the news industry in contemporary society. It is the primary objective of our curriculum to develop a knowledgeable and artistically skilled graduate who will be able to pursue an advanced degree and/or a professional journalism career in radio, television, digital, and multiplatform media. The program emphasizes the importance of the news media in constructing awareness of the multi-cultural composition of society, as well as the media's impact on all aspects of human interaction.
What do you want to be?
Potential jobs include:
Digital, Print, Broadcast and Multimedia Reporter • Social Media Editor • Radio, TV and Podcast Anchor/Host • Data Journalist • Radio, TV, Podcast and Multimedia Producer • Investigative Reporter • Photographer and videojournalist • Audio, Video and Multimedia Editor • Public Relations Executive
Journalism courses (Undergraduate)
- JOUR 1000 - Media Literacy
- JOUR 2490 - Announcing
- JOUR 2920 - Introduction to News Writing and Reporting
- JOUR 2950 - Journalism Production
- JOUR 3400 - Interviewing for News Media
- JOUR 3500 - Race, Class and Gender in American Journalism
- JOUR 3910 - University Times
- JOUR 4740 - Television News Field Production
- JOUR 4750 - Television News Studio Production
- JOUR 4820 - Digital Journalism
- JOUR 4920 - Advanced News Writing and Reporting
- JOUR 4970 - Journalism Capstone
- JOUR 4950 - Sports Broadcasting
Main Office
King Hall D4050
Phone: (323) 221-1047
Website
Chair
Dr. Kristina Hackel
[email protected]
323-221-1047
Associate Chair, Journalism
Julie Patel Liss, M.A.
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