Students pursuing journalism should seek internships for valuable experience and networking. The Scripps Howard Foundation offers paid internships with various non-profits, encouraging applications from communication majors. Continue reading 17 Internship Opportunities to Kick Start Your Career in Journalism
In April 2010, right before I graduated from college, I learned an important lesson about what it takes to make a difference in the world. That was the month I started the Turn UC Red™ campaign at the University of Cincinnati in an effort to get students to put an end to distracted driving. At the time, Oprah Winfrey had already her viewers to sign a No Phone Zone pledge, so I took that idea and ran with it.
Continue reading “My Crusade To Turn UC Red”
I can’t even tell you how happy I am that 2011 is officially over. I was sick much of December, and I thought I’d lose a lung by the time I recovered after three long weeks. My entire body felt bruised from the inside out, wracked as it was with violent coughing spells that left me gasping and breathless. Thankfully I’m better now, which is a blessing I’m grateful for.
Being a journalist today is difficult. As technology changes daily, it can sometimes seem impossible to keep up. From broadcast news to newspapers and magazines, everyone wants to know what the next big trend will be. Continue reading “Adapting to Change—Part One”
Jathan Fink 