Faculty
Lecturers
William Rainbolt, M.A.
University of North Texas
Adjunct Faculty
Elizabeth Benjamin, M.S.
Columbia University
Cailin Brown, M.A.
University at Albany
Richard D�Errico, B.S.
Northeastern University
Dennis Gaffney, B.A.
University at Albany Wesleyan University
David Guistina, B.S.
Utica College of Syracuse University
Mike Hendricks, B.A.
University of Michigan
Mike Hill, B.A.
SUNY Geneseo
Ronald Kermani, B.S.
Syracuse University
Stephen Leon, B.A.
Princeton
Claudia Ricci, B.A.
Brown University
Katherine Van Acker, B.S.
Montana State University
David Washburn, B.S.
Lyndon State College
The Journalism Program is for students interested in becoming journalists as well as for those entering other careers and fields of graduate study.
The Journalism Program�s courses and internships prepare students for work in cyber media, magazine and book publishing, government, public relations, and freelance writing, as well as for graduate work in law, literature, history, education and government.
The program introduces students to innovative media technologies, such as computer-assisted reporting, the use of the Internet, and online journalism. Our internship program opportunities give students the chance to work at television and radio stations, newspapers and magazines, publishing houses, government agencies, and public relations firms.
Students may choose to minor in Journalism, but our courses are open to undergraduates in all fields. We offer workshops that concentrate on editing and writing, as well as challenging courses that address the complex issues confronting journalists today-such as law, ethics, and media criticism.
Declaring the Journalism Minor:
Students should declare the minor no later than the first semester of their junior year by applying to the Director of Journalism after completing A Jrl 300Z.
