Mass Comm
journalism
journalism
Daily Advertiser internship program
The Daily Advertiser in Lafayette, La., is looking for talented and energetic college juniors or seniors to participate in summer and fall internships for credit. Interns will gain experience in…
Posted in: Internships and scholarships, Journalism Internships | Tagged: Daily Advertiser, internship, journalism, La., Lafayette
Journalism students meet NPR’s Audie Cornish
Several journalism students from the School of Mass Communications' iPadJournos project were invited to the 25th anniversary celebration of WCVE on Thursday evening and had the…
Posted in: Journalism, News | Tagged: All Things Considered, Audie Cornish, iPadJournos, journalism, Marcus Messner, NPR, PBS, students, vivian medina-messner, WCVE
New journalism capstone course offered in fall semester
The School of Mass Communications is offering a new journalism capstone course this fall semester. Majors in the print-online journalism concentration (formerly called print journalism) can take MASC 496 –…
Posted in: Journalism, News, Students | Tagged: broadcasting, capstone, course, iPadJournos, journalism, Marcus Messner, MASC 496, online, print
Virginia Communications Hall of Fame call for nominations
The Virginia Communications Hall of Fame seeks nominees for its 2013 class of inductees.
Posted in: Advertising, Journalism, News, Public relations | Tagged: advertising, Hall of Fame, journalism, public relations
‘Topics’ classes announced for spring 2013
The School of Mass Communications is excited to offer a number of “MASC 491 Topics” classes for spring 2013.
Posted in: Advertising, Journalism, News, Public relations | Tagged: advertising, journalism, masc 491, public relations, registration, spring 2013
Sign up for “iPadJournos” class in the spring
Do you want to learn mobile reporting techniques to break news via social media? Use an iPad, your mobile phone and hand-held HD cameras to break news for the website…
Posted in: Journalism, News | Tagged: CBS 6, iPad, iPadJournos, journalism, Marcus Messner, multimedia journalism, reporting
Mass Comm workshop enhances high school journalism skills
Students in this year’s VCU Scholastic Journalism Workshop sharpen their skills during an exercise on news conferences.
Posted in: Faculty/staff, Journalism, News, Students | Tagged: Dow Jones Newspaper Fund, Jeannette Porter, journalism, Katherine Peterson, Mary Ann Owns, Spang TV, vcu scholastic journalism workshop, Virginia Press Assoication
School inducts 14 media leaders into Hall of Fame
The School of Mass Communications has inducted 14 outstanding communicators into the Virginia Communications Hall of Fame. More than 200 guests celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Hall…
Posted in: News | Tagged: advertising, Hall of Fame, journalism, vcu, vcu mass communications, vcu public relations
School wins grant for Social Media Institute this summer
For the third time, the School of Mass Communications has won a major grant by the international nonprofit organization FHI 360 to run a Social…
Posted in: Advertising, Journalism, News, Public relations, Students | Tagged: class, IYLEP, journalism, Marcus Messner, social media, State Department, vcu, vcu mass communications, vivian medina-messner
iPadJournos reaching new level of education
By Samra Khawaja
The idea of doing your homework on paper seems prehistoric next to the idea of using mobile devices. Instead, for one class, these mobile devices are…
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