Several guest speakers from the professional media appear. Open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The course also requires close analyses of models of contemporary newspaper feature and magazine writing. Generally, each article will be critiqued by other members of the workshop as well as the professor.
Enrollment is limited, and is by permission of instructor only.
This course can satisfy the 3-credit restricted elective requirement for the minor. These courses offer a variety of practica and lecture courses, and students may take more than one 364 or 365 as long as the titles of the courses are different. This course offers between 1 and 4 credits for a student to design a project related to the Journalism Program's interests, and to carry out that project under the direct supervision of one of the Program faculty members. Normally, the project will entail some study or skills work which has not been offered in courses, or which involves the student's specialized interest. Students must meet with the Internship Supervisor to apply, and the Supervisor retains discretion for approving students to seek internships for credit.