Television students anchor, shoot, edit and produce nightly news cablecasts seen in Pullman. Students take courses in each of the five other sequences. The general nature of this degree prepares students for graduate professional programs such as law school. They also take jobs in people-related positions in a variety of organizations. Students focus on reporting and editing processes, current mass media issues and legal and historical precedents.
Labs provide exposure to new computer-based technologies.
Majors manage and write for the Daily Evergreen and intern with newspapers and magazines. Emphasis on writing, research and management principles through courses in communications, journalism marketing and public relations. Students are involved with campus media and campaigns for clients throughout Washington state and apprentice with agencies, corporations, hospitals, nonprofit and government and congressional offices. The application form is available on the web. Television production studios, TV editing suites.