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Apr 20, 2018
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2017-2018 Undergraduate Catalog
Communications & Community Media (B.A.): Public Relations concentration
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The Public Relations concentration in the B.A. in Communications & Community Media provides students with a comprehensive understanding of public relations practices in contemporary society as they apply to corporate, business, government, political and nonprofit organizations. Students learn to shape and communicate organizational messages through a variety of media strategies and platforms. Students also learn principles of marketing, management, mass communications, advertising and macroeconomics as well as an understanding of best ethical practices. Students graduate with a B.A. in Communications & Community Media with a concentration in Public Relations.
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Communications & Community Media Programs at JSC
This interdisciplinary program consists of three concentrations – Print and Web Community Journalism , Photojournalism and Public Relations – that share a common core of eight courses. It is designed to prepare students for careers in media communications, journalism and photojournalism in both print and web-based media. Students must successfully complete the requirements for one or more of the three concentrations in addition to the core Communications & Community Media curriculum..
Learning Outcomes
- Students will understand and apply best practices in community journalism, public relations and photojournalism.
- Students will understand and apply ethical principles to their communications work.
- Students will gain competency in a variety of media platforms applicable to both print and web.
- Students will achieve proficiency in journalistic processes, including interviewing techniques, research, story structure, AP style and writing concisely, clearly and accurately,
- Students will understand the strengths and limitations of social media and apply that knowledge professionally.
- Students will learn to work under the pressure of constant deadlines.
- Students will understand current mass media theories as they apply to their concentration.
Communications & Community Media Core Curriculum (24 credits)
Public Relations Concentration
Required Concentration Courses (24 credits)
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