Journalism
The Journalism Minor provides students from all academic majors the opportunity to acquire essential skills of reporting, writing, and multimedia news production to become knowledgeable and effective journalists with marketable areas of expertise. Students minoring in journalism will come to recognize connections between different disciplines and the media and learn how to use knowledge and skills acquired in other coursework to identify, report on, and clearly explain newsworthy stories to an audience of non-specialists through a variety of media.
Requirements for Journalism Minor
Code | Title | Credits |
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Required Courses | 6 | |
Introduction to Journalism | ||
Multimedia Journalism | ||
Electives | 12 | |
Journalism: Feature Writing | ||
Journalism: Editing | ||
News Reporting and Writing | ||
News Reporting and Writing II | ||
Practicum in Journalism | ||
Opinion Writing | ||
Journalism: Practice and Techniques | ||
Journalism: Advanced Newswriting | ||
Journalism: Feature Writing | ||
Journalism: Interpretive Reporting | ||
Journalism: Editing | ||
Journalism Workshop | ||
News Reporting and Writing I | ||
Sportswriting | ||
Writing for Digital Environments | ||
Advanced Practices in Writing | ||
News Reporting and Writing II | ||
Practicum in Journalism | ||
Opinion Writing | ||
Total Credits | 18 |
As an interdisciplinary program, the Journalism Minor draws its core faculty from multiple disciplines across campus. Each faculty member's information can be found at the respective department for each of the courses. The Program Coordinator for the Journalism Minor is Cleve Wiese, Ph.D. in the Department of English.