Journalism Minor

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Journalism Minor

Communicate effectively, accurately and ethically.

A minor in journalism prepares students with essential skills including writing, speaking, critical thinking and technology. This minor is open to students in all fields and can enhance a variety of careers within media, government, nonprofit organizations or in the corporate world.

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Journalism Minor

Communicate effectively, accurately and ethically.

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