Welcome from the director
Welcome to the electronic home of The University of Arizona School of Journalism. Our newly redesigned Web site should better help visitors learn about the students, faculty, courses and programs of the School of Journalism. Read More...
School News:
Feb. 17 border safety workshop
features first-aid training,
tips from experts
The School of Journalism will sponsor a border safety workshop from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 17,
in Marshall Room 340 featuring safety tips and first aid training for students who plan to
report from the U.S.-Mexico border region and elsewhere.
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George Packer delivers Sabbagh Lecture Feb. 25
George Packer, staff writer for the New Yorker, will discuss "Journalism as Anthropology: Stories from the Middle East"
at the Sabbagh Lecture at 7 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Arizona Historical Society, 949 E. Second Street
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Applications being accepted for 2010 Journalism Diversity Workshop for Arizona High School Students
High school students from around Arizona who are interested in studying journalism may
apply for the 2010 Journalism Diversity Workshop for Arizona High School Students to be
held June 5-13 at the University of Arizona School of Journalism.
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Crime, taxes and human smuggling among topics
being covered at New York Times Student Journalism Institute
Watch a video of the 23 students at work at the New York Times Student Journalism Institute, taking place
through Jan. 12 at the UA School of Journalism.
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Check out the Web site produced by the students.
Video available of Pulitzer winners' talk
If you missed the talk given by Pulitzer Prize winners and UA Journalism
alumni Paul Giblin and Ryan Gabrielson on Oct. 8, 2009, you can watch it here.
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Considering journalism as your major?
Attend an info session
Any current UA student who wishes to get more information on the School of Journalism
and declare pre-journalism or
journalism as a major
MUST attend one of these sessions.
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Journalism School launches 2009-10
"Rising to the Challenge Campaign"
An anonymous donor has already pledged to donate a dollar for every five dollars the School
of Journalism raises
for the 2009-10 campaign up to $50,000. A member of the Journalism Advisory Council
will add $2 to every gift of $10 or
more from members of the classes of 2000-2009. And two other Advisory Council members
will add $500 to their gifts if we meet our goal of $50,000.
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Please Give Now!
Deadline nears for 2009-2010 Hearst Contest:
Student entries sought
If you have written and had published (online or in a publication) an outstanding piece of
journalism, now is the time to start thinking about upcoming monthly writing competitions
sponsored by the William Randolph Hearst Foundation.
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