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Academic year 2008-2009 faculty advisers for the HSJC student organizations
are:
- AERho/National Broadcasting Society - Dr. Spurlock
- SPJ - Prof. Kirby
- NABJ - Dr. Hoppin
- Ad/PR Club - Dr. Colaco
- HSJC Student Leadership Advisory Council - Prof. Schubert
- JAA - Dr. Padgett
- Journalism Advisory Council - Dr. Padgett
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Congratualtions to Dr. Jeff Spurlock for being named the Associate Director of the Hall School of
Journalism and Communication.
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Congratulations to TrojanVision Nightly News for winning First Place in the Society of Professional Journalists
Region Three Mark of Excellence competition for 2008. This news program will now compete in the SPJ national Mark of
Excellence Awards
competition.
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Congratulations to Dr. Bridgette Colaco as another of her scholarly papers was accepted in a very competitive review for the 2008 conference for the International Association for for Media & Communication Research (IAMCR) at the University of Stockholm, Sweden.
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Congratulations to the winners of the following awards given at the 2008 Southeast Journalism Conference (SEJC) competition:
- TrojanVision-TV - Best College TV Station (First Place)
- Mary King - Best College TV News Reporter (First Place
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Congratulations to Dr. Jeff Spurlock as he was elected President of the Southeast Journalism Conference for 2011-2012.
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Congratulations to the following HSJC students for winning awards at the 2007 National Broadcasting Society's Region Three Convention:
- Mary King - 1st place, News Package
- Josh Guantt - 2nd place, News Package
- Mark Vaughn - 3rd place, News Package
- Mary King - 1st place, Feature Package
- Megan Hart - 3rd place, Feature Package
- Josh Gauntt - 1st place, Sports Package
- Mark Vaughn - 2nd place, Sports Package
- Anna Hasenbein - 3rd place, Sports Package
- Mark Vaughn - 1st place, News/Sports/Feature Segment
- Britney Gooden - 2nd place, News/Sports/Feature Segment
- TrojanVision Nightly News - 1st place, News Program
- The required JRN 4489/4490 Internship Workshop is now available as a podcast.
You may listen to
the podcast at any time, but it is mandatory that you complete it prior
to registering for the class. Check the class Web page for more
information.
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The Journalism Degrees and Contracts effective Fall
2005 are available here.
(If you are currently on a
contact, you will not be required to convert to the 2005
contracts as long as you maintain acceptable progress
on your degree.)
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The Journalism Degrees and Contracts offered prior to Fall
2005 are available here. (These contracts are published
here as a reference for the current HSJ students. These programs are
no longer available for new contracts.)
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