A focus on the acquisition of both reporting skills and the practices essential for the production of meaningful multimedia journalism.
You'll study the organization and operation of news industries as well as the social and professional issues faced by journalists, giving you a deeper understanding of journalism's role as a social force.
Our curriculum balances theory and practical experience, bolstered by foundational principles in ethics, diversity, and intercultural communication.
Opportunities:
- Personal, one-on-one faculty advisers
- On-site television studio, radio station, student newspaper
- Internships locally and in Washington, D.C.
- Exceptional alumni networking
- Communication Club and Television Club
Alumni Career Paths:
- Local Newspaper Reporter
- TV Newscaster
- Meteorologist
- Broadcast TVN Network News Director
- News Website Editor
- Book Publishing House Editor
Requirements
Related Clubs & Organizations
Communications Club
Advisor
The Westfield Voice Campus Newspaper
Advisor
WSKB University Radio Station
Advisor
WSU-TV Club
The purpose of WSU-TV is to provide an on campus, student-operated television program that serves as a learning environment for students interested in television production