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JRNL 72 - Investigative and Depth Reporting

Semester Hours: 3 s.h.
Spring
An introduction to investigative reporting and reporting in depth also known as explanatory reporting. Students study the role of investigative and public service reporting in the context of modern democracy. They learn advanced reporting techniques, compilation and analysis of data, and how to write and package longer stories and series for newspapers and magazines. Some material is presented in lecture, but much of the course involves individual, team, and classroom projects. By permission only.

Prerequisites & Course Notes
JRNL 13.




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