Journalism

The Journalism program introduces students to the principles, ethics, and issues of journalism in Washington, D.C. Areas of study and discussion include: the workings of large and small newspapers; broadcast news bureaus; covering the White House, Congress and State Department; how the press is assessed by the people who make the news; coverage of Washington news by foreign journalists; the methods and significance of the wire services; critical issues (e.g., First Amendment rights); and news dissemination. Internships are available at entry levels with numerous local and national publications, journals, and radio and television stations. Prerequisite: Eng 201 or its equivalent.

Research project: English majors can get a second English credit if their research project is appropriate for the major and has prior approval of the department chair.

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Seminar Overview

You can see a list of possible internships that are regularly offered through the Journalism program.