Journalism Education
“In 1879, when a group of publishers met in Columbia, Missouri, and suggested the need for a professorship of journalism, Joseph Pulitzer weighed in: ‘It is as absurd to talk of it as to talk of a professorship of matrimony, it being one of those things of which nothing can be learned by those who have never tried it.’ He later changed his mind. The Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, which he founded, will celebrate its centennial in September 2012.”
—James McGrath Morris, journalist and author,
Pulitzer: A Life in Politics, Print, and Power (2010)
Pulitzer: A Life in Politics, Print, and Power (2010)
Editor’s note: There are those in both occupations who never learn, as well....
NOTE: New Journalism Faculty Wanted
The Journalism & Communication Department at Utah State University is searching for two new fulltime faculty/professionals-in-residence to teach 1) public relations, and 2) video journalism. Professional experience and teaching background required. Start date: August 2010.
• Click here for the link to the Broadcast/Video posting.
• Click here for the link to the Public Relations posting.
Queries: Ted Pease, JCOM Department Head, Utah State University • ted.pease@usu.edu; 435-797-3293
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