Journalism - Huntington University

Journalism from Huntington University is a Campus Bachelor Journalism degree that prepares you for a Communications career. Major in journalism at Huntington University and you will learn to hone phrases, interview experts, report facts, write for Web and print media, master Associated Press style points, and craft hard news and feature stories. But you will learn these skills with a larger view to how the stories journalists report fit into the broader institutional processes of production and dissemination. You will study how the values of the surrounding society lead to the inclusion or exclusion of story topics. And you will explore how Christian journalists can use their craft to do justice and practice mercy before God. By the time you graduate, you will have a solid base in journalism experience--evidenced by those all-important "clippings" or photocopies of published articles that employers want to see when hiring an editor or writer. You will also have been coached by instructors who have real-world experience in the field, such as Mike Perkins, editor of the Huntington city newspaper The Herald Press, Jennifer Boen, a health reporter for The News Sentinel in Fort Wayne, and Dr. Kevin Miller, a features editor and writer for Christianity Today magazine before coming to Huntington University. View more details on Huntington University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Journalism courses.