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Students interested in a career in the news-editorial or public relations fields, with opportunities in such related areas as magazines, advertising, visual journalism, on-line journalism, and marketing, should enjoy this innovative, flexible program.
The Journalism major combines Journalism elective courses, the student’s choice of a variety of courses from other university departments, plus internships that provide on-the-job experience.
The IUP Journalism major is flexible for the individual student, who decides, with an advisor, what directions his or her education will take for a mass communications career.
- Alumni
- Find out what’s happening with your classmates through the Journalism Department Newslitter, request that your name be added to the Alumni listserv, and make plans now to attend our 2009 Homecoming Social.
- RoadTrip IUP
- During Spring Break 2009, four undergraduate students traveled to New York City, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C., to film interviews with six IUP alumni about their experiences in college and in their professional and personal lives. The result is RoadTrip IUP. Come watch the video!
- Commencement
- What to expect on the day of commencement on Sunday, May 3, and how to prepare, including what to do in the event of inclement weather.
- Taste of Class Magazine
- Students in JRNL427 Publications launched the print and on-line versions of their magazine Taste of Class, the results of a semester-long class project, on April 27, 2009.
- Student Organizations
- Many Journalism students are involved in Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) (formerly Lasting Impressions), the Society of Professional Journalists, and The Penn.
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