Journalism Minor
The Journalism minor is designed to teach introductory journalism knowledge. Students are introduced to theory, critical analysis, contemporary trends, and career opportunities in the field of journalism. Includes studying the newsgathering process and learning how to write basic news reports.
A Journalism minor is an excellent complement to many majors.
Note: ENGL 201 prerequisite.
| Required Courses | ||
| JRNM 209 | MEDIA WRITING | 5 |
| JRNM 330 | PRINCIPLES OF JOURNALISM | 5 |
| JRNM 332 | NEWS WRITING | 5 |
| Electives–10 credits; choose from upper-division JRNM courses and/or any of the following: | 10 | |
| GENDER AND MEDIA | ||
| COMMUNICATION LAW AND ETHICS | ||
| INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC RELATIONS THEORY | ||
| ADVANCED PUBLIC RELATIONS THEORY | ||
| PUBLIC RELATIONS WRITING | ||
| SEMINAR | ||
| PRINT LAYOUT AND CONTENT DESIGN | ||
| INTERNSHIP | ||
| DIRECTED STUDY | ||
| PUBLIC RELATIONS WRITING | ||
| PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP | ||
| DIRECTED STUDY | ||
| GRAMMAR FOR PROFESSIONAL WRITERS | ||
| EDITING IN TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION | ||
| Total Credits | 25 | |