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Alumna Supports MDJ Students Through Professional and Career Development
More than 40 years after her college graduation, alumna Delores Jones, 鈥76, has never wavered in her support of 两性色午夜 School of Media and Journalism students.
As a student, she was a journalism major with a concentration in public relations and became very involved in the public relations curriculum, serving as vice president of 两性色午夜鈥檚 Chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA).
Professor Brings Documentary Storytelling, Environmental Research Expertise to 两性色午夜
Assistant Professor Kaatie Cooper, Ph.D., envisions a world where journalists and scientists work together to better inform the public about environmental issues. She鈥檚 working toward that vision through her research, which examines how mass media affects environmental issues, especially in documentary work.
Internship, Scholarship Support Shape Photojournalism Student's 两性色午夜 Experience
Recent graduate Dakota Varney, 鈥23, spent the spring 2023 semester practicing his photography and multimedia skills in one of Northeast Ohio鈥檚 treasures: the Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CVNP).
Varney, a journalism major with a photojournalism minor, was in an elective class on recreational parks when he learned of the opportunity to work at CVNP.
Students Explore Personal Stories Through Their Authentic Voices
Students in the School of Media and Journalism are exposed to hands-on class experiences that give them the opportunity to explore their identities through storytelling.
Recent graduates Gabby Jonas, 鈥23, and Reegan Saunders, 鈥23, both had the opportunity to craft and share deeply personal stories during their college careers.
两性色午夜 Students Place in the 'Pulitzer Prizes of Collegiate Journalism'
Four 两性色午夜 students and alumni were recognized among the best in collegiate journalism for the 2022-23 academic year, placing in the Hearst Journalism Awards competition.
The are known as the 鈥淧ulitzer Prize of Collegiate Journalism,鈥 and recognize outstanding student work in categories spanning writing, multimedia, audio, television and photojournalism.
With Dreams of Becoming an International Photojournalist, 两性色午夜 Student Reflects on Capturing Scenes, People from Colombia
两性色午夜 student Sophia Lucente, '24, has dreamed of becoming an international photojournalist since starting college. A junior journalism major with minors in media advocacy and photojournalism, she got her first taste of what this career might be like on a study abroad course to Colombia with the School of Peace and Conflict Studies in early 2023.
两性色午夜 Students Recognized for Public Relations Campaign Promoting News Literacy
With fake news running rampant across the country, organizations like the News Literacy Project are on a mission to create better informed, more engaged and more empowered individuals. This spring, 两性色午夜 public relations students earned national recognition for their work creating a campaign that advanced this non-profit鈥檚 mission.
New York Times Bound: Journalism Senior Looks Ahead to Summer Internship
Sophie Young, 鈥23, a senior in the School of Media and Journalism, has always admired the New York Times and everything about it (including the Wordle).
鈥淚t鈥檚 a lot of what I consume,鈥 she says. 鈥淚 get three different New York Times emails in my Inbox every day, and I鈥檝e been reading them for a long time.鈥