Founded
in 1936
by Dr. Dwight Bentel
who taught the First Amendment
right of freedom of the press
meant ethical and responsible
journalism would always
be needed by the public.
Over time, he welcomed new forms
of media, but always insisted on
excellence in higher education.
Dr. Bentel wanted JMC School
graduates to always be respected
and competitive in ever changing
media job markets.
Fall 2013:
The
JMC School introduces a new
comprehensive
journalism degree:
MULTIMEDIA JOURNALISM
It replaces the four emphasis in
journalism,
broadcast, magazine, news
editorial
and photo.
In the future, all journalism
students
at San Jose State University
will learn about and develop
skills in all
of these areas while
specializing in one
area of interest in journalism.
Media employers have encouraged
this change and continue to see
SJSU as a leader in
providing excellent
media education that addresses
the needs of the profession now
and well into the 21st century.
In all our
advertising,
journalism and
public relations
classes we teach
students
the importance of
critical thinking,
advanced planning
and
responsible
decision-making.
JMC School students
MUST plan
their
academic schedules
carefully
in
collaboration with
the JMC
School
Academic Adviser
Prof. Cynthia
Fernald
who offers drop-in
advising
Mondays through
Thursdays,
fall and spring
semesters,
in DBH 125.
NOTE: If a
student fails to pay
her or his first
tuition installment
payment,
SJSU may remove that
student from all
registered classes.
Re-enrollment is
not
guaranteed. JMC
School policy
does not view this
payment
situation as
sufficient grounds
to authorize
any late add
petitions.
Documentation
supporting any
late
add/drop
petition is always
needed
after SJSU
deadlines have
passed.
We
CANmake a difference
New Graduates: We're moving forward with
our media careers thanks to
San Jose
State University!
Those Good Old Days !
SJSU's
Dwight Bentel & Hall : Advertising and Public
Relations Agency
Moving Forward
Inspired
by Silicon Valley to be Pioneers in
Global Communications
The School of Journalism and Mass
Communications begins offering a new
degree focused on
MULTIMEDIA
JOURNALISM
It replaces the four emphasis in
journalism,
broadcast, magazine, news editorial and
photo.
From now on all journalism students
will learn about and develop skills in
all of
these areas while specializing in one
area of interest.
21st century media employers are excited
to
see SJSU continue to be a leader in
providing excellent media education
which
speaks to the needs and jobs of the
future.
Exciting
elective class:
Business
Strategies
in Social Media
MCOM 139:
Prof. Michael Brito
Wednesdays 6 pm
Learn how to apply your
social media talents
to new media jobs.
Photo by Michael Cronenwett, RTV Journalism
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JMC Multimedia
Spartan Daily
Published first in
1936, now
student newspaper online.
Update News
First aired in 1957,
the
Student TV Newscast
aired & streamed online.
SJSU Online
Established in 2009,
student
west coast reporting on the
CNN i-Reports website.
Equal
Time
New local PBS television
hot topic information
and discussion program
produced by JMC School.
Airs Saturdays, 2:30pm
KTEH, Channel 54
From Johannes Gutenberg,
and his invention of the printing press,
that connected
people worldwide for the first time in
human history...
To Oprah Winfrey who turned television, already
a powerful medium
into a global phenomenon...
To Mark Zuckerberg and his college creation of "Facebook"
that now instantaneously inspires global
protests for freedom...
Timely critical thinking and innovative media ideas have
always changed the world.
Inspired
by our campus history and students
from
diverse cultures and life experiences,
we offer exciting new ideas
that inform,
excite and motivate people worldwide!
Today's
students
continue
our
rich
tradition
for
breaking
new ground,
revitalizing
traditional
media
and
pioneering
responsible
innovations
in
social media.
Embracing change, with a global
reputation for excellence
in advertising, journalism and public
relations education,
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BREAKING NEWS
Moving Forward
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