The course culminates in a basic media campaign for a real or created client. Students working on the student newspaper staff may receive 1-3 credits per semester. The criteria for credit is determined by the editor and the adviser. No more than six hours of credit may be used toward a major or minor. Participation on the newspaper staff is required for journalism.
Most students work for the student newspaper beyond the requirement because they love it.
Prerequisite JRN 201. This required course provides students with the knowledge necessary to stay out of trouble. The course examines government regulations affecting the media and the effect these controls have on daily operations. Student internship assignments are supervised and designed to provide skills objectives, not making coffee. Advisers help students incorporate their internship products into their portfolios upon completion.