Journalism majors plan careers in news editorial, broadcast, media relations or marketing and advertising. Students have a choice between a concentration in Print and Online journalism or one in Broadcast and Digital Media.<br>Journalism Institute for Media Diversity: The Journalism Institute for Media Diversity is designed to recruit and train talented<br>The journalism program seeks to produce graduates who can gather, analyze, and present the information that enables the public to make informed decisions. Successful journalism graduates understand the social and technological changes that are complicating public communication and are comfortable addressing the interests and needs of diverse audiences.<br>Learning Outcomes: Gather information through a variety of techniques used in the field using different media platforms.<br>Present information in accurate, concise, and grammatically correct written ways through different media.<br>Use the profession's best practices in both gathering and presenting the news.<br>Show an awareness through an Exit Interview that the profession is and will continue to evolve, both in terms of ever-changing technology and in the structure of the workplace. <br>Make informed assessments as to the quality of information gathered using critical thinking skills.<br><br>Career Opportunities: A major in Journalism prepares students for a variety of careers. Journalism majors are employed in fields such as news reporting, editorial, advertising, publishing, public relations, television and radio, corporate communication and publications, social media, writing training programs, grant writing, screenwriting and writing books.