In an era when unbiased journalism is said to be giving way to one-sided reporting, the SJSU School of Journalism and Mass Communications has launched “Equal Time,” a public affairs program.
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A new AOL endeavor’s hands-on professional training with supervision from SJSU instructors is giving new writers like Eddie Fernandez amazing opportunities.
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SJSU students who are part of Dwight Bentel Communications, a public relations and advertising group on campus, host an event showcasing Chevrolet cars.
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“I got a great, great foundation in this building,” said Lopez at the School of Journalism and Mass Communications’ Dwight Bentel Hall the evening before serving as keynote speaker at Honors Convocation.
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Thanks to a recent $100,000 gift commitment from the Joseph B. Ridder Foundation, more SJSU journalism and mass communications students will have the opportunities made available to Sarah Kyo.
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Since the economic downturn of 2008, business has had a slow climb back in the United States and abroad.
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Proving once again that SJSU produces outstanding films, Assistant Professor David Chai and Associate Professor Michael Cheers won top prizes at the CreaTiVe Awards ceremony held Jan. 8 at the San Jose Repertory Theatre. Chai took first place for films under 30 minutes for “Enrique Wrecks the World.” The film also recently received an Annie [...]
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“Most of our impressions of the Middle East come through the media, and they are stereotypically negative,” wrote Assistant Professor of Journalism and Mass Communications Diane Guerrazzi. “In films, on TV, in magazines and newspapers, the area appears to be populated with terrorists and women who are oppressed. On the face of it, American students [...]
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By: ABC 7 San Jose State University is going to play a key role in the US War on Terrorism in Afghanistan.
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By: CBS 5/ San Francisco Please follow the link below to see this video: http://bit.ly/cbs5-sjsujournalism-afghan
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