Sicily99 Join the Journalism Department this spring for Travel Writing and Photojournalism when we return to the magnificent Italian island of Sicily. Along the way, we'll photograph the beautiful Sicilian countryside with its olive trees and citrus groves, herds of sheep and goats, and colorful displays of spring wildflowers. Join us and you will learn the fundamentals of travel writing, how to keep a reporter's notebook, basic to advanced photography techniques, and digital image processing using Adobe Photoshop. J ournalism 391R is a 3 credit course open to all 5 College students, though preference may be given to Journalism majors should the course become over-enrolled. Students will be required to meet once a week during the spring semester to develop the skills necessary to successfully complete the course.
Early application is recommended to insure a space in the program.
Blais Writing Faculty Professor, Journalism Sponsored by the University of Massachusetts, Office of International Programs.