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Latest News JMC admissions procedure for fall 2008
About JMC Career preparation and understanding of the mass communications media are two significant benefits of majoring in this discipline. Undergraduates are able to choose from among three emphases: news-editorial, telecommunications, and public relations and advertising media. Professionally experienced, academically qualified faculty members in each emphasis provide opportunities for instruction and skills enhancement. Modern facilitates include a closed-circuit radio station, a color TV studio, a reading room, and a computerized news writing lab. Students who complete a journalism degree program will have demonstrated: • Ability to consult primary and secondary sources of information, and experience, analyze, and evaluate resultant information and ideas. • Analysis and evaluation of public knowledge, public opinion, audience need, audience interests. • Ability to serve the public interest, which may include, but is not limited to, commercial interest. • Skill in drafting and editing or rewriting news copy, news releases, scripts, storyboards, treatment synopses, media plans or production plans. • The application of rules, standards, conventions, and guidelines of formatting, copy writing, editing, and graphic design. • Ability to acquire and organized necessary materials, equipment, and personnel for specific tasks. • Ability to shoot and edit video and audio tape, rehearse, perform air checks, construct page dummies, and modify content as needed. • Ability to write a final news story or components of media plans, or produce radio or television programs.
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