Journalism students are eligible to apply for two awards/scholarships in the English department. The Montaine and Greer/Hepburn awards will take entries of your journalistic work as well as fiction and poetry. The application deadline is March 17. Click here for more info and submission details.
2014 Journalism graduate Emily Crane wrote a story about Egypt’s war on charity for foreignpolicy.com. She had some help on the article by a fellow former Miami student Ahmed Al Khateeb, who studied for one semester in Oxford, Ohio in the spring of 2014.
MJF Department Chairman Richard Campbell was interviewed by the Peabody Awards in anticipation of the 2014 awards ceremony about the news show "60 minutes." Campbell is the author of a book titled "60 Minutes and the News: a Mythology for Middle America."
Fashion and lifestyles guru Tim Gunn will present “Fashioning Life’s Lessons.” Tickets will be available at the Shriver Center box office.
7:00 p.m., Hall Auditorium
April 8, 2015
Bill McKibben
The Schumann Distinguished Scholar in Environmental Studies at Middlebury College will present “The Education of an Unlikely Activist.”
7:00 p.m., Hall Auditorium
April 23-24, 2015
Alissa Quart
Author and freelance journalist for leading titles (New York Times, The National, The Atlanta, Newsweek, etc.) visits English and journalism classes.
2:00 p.m., Venue TBA
April, 2015
Terence Moore
Miami grad ('78) and veteran sports journalist Terence Moore presents “Off the Grid: Why News Media Care About Athletes’ Decisions Off the Field and Court,”
We are united behind the goal of helping students become media-literate and critically engaged citizen-producers. We integrate the analysis of media's role in our social world and the creation of high-quality media content.
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