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Journalism Minor

The Journalism minor provides a foundation in journalism skills, ethics, and practice to students who wish to major in other subject areas. It will encompass an introduction to news reporting and writing for print, online and broadcast, as well as to public relations news release writing.

Topics covered will also include video photography and editing, digital still photography, graphics creation and editing, new media production, and publishing content via various media platforms and content management systems.

See the catalog requirements for details.

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