Employers in the television industry are looking for applicants with talent, skill and experience. Many journalism programs attempt to polish students' talents and skills, but where do you gain the experience that will help you succeed in your career?

Hall School of Journalism and Communication students gain practical experience working on Troy University's award-winning TrojanVision TV station. Programming on this station is seen on more than a dozen cable systems in Alabama and Georgia.

Some universities restrict access to their TV operations to seniors or to a select number of advanced students. Not Troy! All Hall School students may volunteer at TrojanVision TV. You may see a freshman anchoring the news, a junior on sports and a senior working the weather board. The student news crews also have fun while gaining the practical experience that will help in the job market.

By the way, Troy University's Hall School of Journalism and Communication is known for bringing out and polishing hidden talents while building the skills needed for successful careers in journalism.

Click here to visit TrojanVision's Web site.