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A Long Walk, Pantry Cutbacks, An Overflow of Stories

By Jere Hester | December 23, 2010 | Clips of the Week

Greetings, Here are some great stories to savor over the holidays: •Emily Johnson’s radio piece for World Vision Report about a former Sudanese slave who walked from New York to the halls of Congress to raise awareness about new strife in his homeland aired on NPR stations across the country. •Dana Rapoport’s profile of an [...]

Find Your Comparative Advantage

By Amy Dunkin | December 16, 2010 | Dean's Corner

The following are the remarks Dean Stephen B. Shepard made to the Class of 2010 at its December 15 graduation ceremonies. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to the fourth commencement of the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism. We are here to celebrate the wonderful Class of 2010. I want to start by recognizing some special guests. [...]

Students Earn Master of Arts in Journalism Degrees at the 2010 Commencement

By Amy Dunkin | December 16, 2010 | Faculty News, Featured News, J-School in the News, News, Student News

Students from the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism’s fourth graduating class stood at attention on December 15 as Dean Stephen B. Shepard conferred upon them the degree of Master of Arts in Journalism. The packed auditorium at TheTimesCenter on W. 41st Street erupted in cheers and applause as the beaming Class of 2010 filed out [...]

Video: An Evening with Governor Paterson

By Daniel Bachhuber | December 15, 2010 | News

One month before leaving office on January 1, 2011, David Paterson talks about his 34-month term as governor of New York State at a New York Press Club forum at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.

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Judges Hand Out $40,000 in Seed Money to Launch Journalistic Ventures

By Peter Hauck | December 14, 2010 | Featured News, J-School in the News, News, Student News

It was standing room only in Room 308 on the afternoon of December 13 as the spotlight focused on the vacant podium. Out in the lounge, the 10 students from Professor Jeff Jarvis’ Entrepreneurial Journalism class put away their notes. After spending the last four months refining their ideas, learning how to put together a [...]

School Closings, a New Biotech Center, Finding Santa

By Jere Hester | December 10, 2010 | Clips of the Week

Greetings, The clips are piling up as quickly as the end-of-semester deadlines. Check out some of the latest stories when you get chance: •Zachary Kussin’s story about creative health services for creative types made Newsweek. Meanwhile, Azriel James Relph interviewed the head of Canada’s Green Party. •Geoffrey Decker wrote about school closings for Bed-Stuy Patch. [...]

Chicago Sun-Times, The

The Chicago Sun-Times is pleased to offer a minority college student or recent minority college graduate the opportunity to spend the summer working at in the Sun-Times newsroom. The paid 10-week internship is a wonderful opportunity for budding journalists to experience the hustle and bustle and excitement of a big city newsroom. To be eligible, [...]

Jarvis: “What Stanford and MIT do for technology, we hope we can do for journalism”

By Stephen Dougherty | December 5, 2010 | Featured News, News

“What Stanford and MIT do for technology, we hope we can do for journalism.” That’s what Professor Jeff Jarvis stated recently at a special information session about two exciting new programs in Entrepreneurial Journalism that the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism is launching over the next year. The first is a one-semester Advanced Certificate in [...]

Box Art, Song and Dance, High School Fight

By Jere Hester | November 24, 2010 | Clips of the Week

Greetings, Some stories to savor over the holiday: •Dale Eisinger scored the cover of NY Press with his story (and photos) about a band of guerrilla artists who painted newspaper boxes and left their handiwork around the city. •Melissa Cooper’s video about the Harbor Conservatory’s 40th anniversary found a home on DNAinfo.com. •Elis Estrada’s story [...]

“Video Storytelling for the Web” and Other Electives for Second-Semester Students

By Amy Dunkin | November 22, 2010 | Featured News, J-School in the News, News

Among the media electives students can choose for the Spring semester is a brand new course called “Video Storytelling for the Web.” Taught by Bob Sacha, an award-winning mulitmedia producer, the classes will guide students through the process of researching, reporting, shooting, and editing short, focused video pieces designed specifically for the web. Hear faculty [...]