Writing for the Electronic Media School of Journalism and Mass Communication JOMC 121 Fall 2013 – Tuesday / Thursday 9:30a to 10:45a Carroll Hall 132 Office Hours: Professor: After class Phone: 919.972.1234 Appointment / Skype email: joncamp@gmail.com Providence Housekeeping: JOMC-121 cannot be taken concurrently with any course in which the lab or group meeting conflicts with JOMC-121 time periods. Students pursuing Electronic Communication majors are encouraged to take during the same semester that they take JOMC-121. Be sure your registration is up to date. If you are not officially registered for JOMC-121 you will not be permitted to by this semester’s deadline continue to attend class. National Standards: The standard expected of every student enrolled in the School's JOMC-121 sections is at the level of national excellence. By the time you complete JOMC-121 you will be the plan. Easier written than a competent broadcast news writer. At least, that’s in and still only a journeyman. done. I’m 15 years The Discipline and the Course: The study of broadcast journalism combines the skills of news writing, reporting and production. To succeed in the course, you’ll need to achieve JOMC-121 is the first competence in all three areas. course in the broadcast journalism sequence (JOMC-121, JOMC-221,
Writing for the Electronic Media School of Journalism and Mass Communication JOMC 121 – Fall 2013 Tuesday / Thursday 9:30a to 10:45a Carroll Hall 132 Professor: Phone: 919.972.1234 email: joncamp@gmail.com Office Hours: After class Appointment / Skype Providence Housekeeping: JOMC-121 cannot be taken concurrently with any course in which the lab or group meeting conflicts with JOMC-121 time periods. Students pursuing Electronic Communication majors are encouraged to take during the same semester that they take JOMC-121. Be sure your registration is up to date. If you are not officially registered for JOMC-121 by this semester’s deadline you will not be permitted to continue to attend class. National Standards: The standard expected of every student enrolled in the School's JOMC-121 sections is at the level of national excellence. By the time you complete JOMC-121 you will be a competent broadcast news writer. At least, that’s the plan. Easier written than done. I’m 15 years in and still only a journeyman. The Discipline and the Course: The study of broadcast journalism combines the skills of news writing, reporting and production. To succeed in the course, you’ll need to achieve competence in all three areas. JOMC-121 is the first course in the broadcast journalism sequence (JOMC-121, JOMC-221,