Newmark J-School alums join us to talk about their job search while they were in school, their first jobs and offer their tips on what you should be doing now. While the members of the Class of 2020 are welcome, we strongly urge the Class of 2019 to attend.
AP joins us to talk about the internship program.
The disruption in the news industry has prompted journalists, in both legacy and digital-native newsrooms, to organize for better conditions, job security and wages. While a few companies have taken extreme measures to avoid unionization others are at the bargaining table with a message that they're fighting for their very survival. How is the new push affecting journalism?
As part of an Associated Press series called “The Reckoning,” this panel will examine the state of the clergy abuse crisis today and the effectiveness of the measures the church has taken.
LinkedIn's Professional Profile guru will lead a hands-on 90-minute workshop to help students prepare and polish their professional presence on LinkedIn. Please RSVP. This event is being co-presented by the…
The Social Journalism Program at the Newmark Graduate School of Journalism welcomes you to hear what our students learned about community-level engagement over the course of their one-and-a-half year…
With guest speaker Masha Gessen of The New Yorker and 2010 alum Walter Smith-Randolph. Reception to follow at the Newmark J-School.
This three-week series of enrichment workshops is open to Newmark J-School students and alumni, applicants to our master's programs, select CUNY undergraduates, and members of the public.
Join The New York Press Club for a conversation with award-winning journalist Mike Isaac and an opportunity to purchase your copy of his book SUPER PUMPED and have it autographed by the author.
In the last five years, Puerto Rico has been roiled by a series of crises—from a bankrupt economy to a government beleaguered by failed leadership and a hurricane that decimated the island. A panel of journalists will examine how well the media has covered these connected challenges as well as the island’s ongoing attempts to restructure and recover.
