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COLLOQUIUM IN PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION CAREERS

JOURN 601
Course Description

Explores a wide variety of post-undergraduate communication career options available in Journalism. Topics related to job hunting, resume writing, and networking are also covered. Focuses on opportunities and challenges in a wide variety of communication fields, from advertising and public relations to radio, newspapers and TV broadcasting. Guest speakers or panelists will span different sectors (agencies, corporations, nonprofits, higher education, government, etc.).

Prerequisties

Declared in a Journalism undergraduate program

Satisfies

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

Credits

1

Offered

Fall, Spring

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